Sessions & Devices in 📝MythOS is the 📝Accounts, Auth & Security card that shows where your account is signed in — browser, operating system, network address, and last activity — and lets you sign those places out.
A password protects the door but says nothing about who walked through it last week, so every sign-in is recorded as a session you can inspect rather than a token you cannot see.
It is for anyone who signs in from more than one machine, and for anyone who wants to check that nobody else has.
Key Capabilities
- Live session list — one row per active session, naming the browser and operating system.
- Current session marked — the session you are reading this in carries a "Current" badge.
- Address and last activity — each row shows the network address it came from and when it was last used.
- Sign out one — revoke a single session from its own row without touching the others.
- Sign out the rest — a single action for the other sessions on record, shown only when there is more than one.
- Login history — a separate read-only card listing your ten most recent sign-ins.
Getting Started
- Go to Settings → Security.
- Find the Devices & Sessions card — your own session carries the "Current" badge.
- Choose Sign out on any row you do not recognize.
- Use Sign out all other devices to clear the rest in one step.
- Review the Login History card below for your last ten sign-ins.
FAQ
- How many sessions does the list show? Up to twenty active ones; revoked sessions drop off the list.
- Is there a separate devices page? No.
/settings/devicesforwards to Security, where the card lives. - Why can I not see the Login History card? It stays hidden until there is history to show.
- I do not recognize a session — what should I do? Sign it out, then change your password from the same page, which is the step that invalidates a compromised credential.
- Does this cost anything? No. Session and device management is available on every plan.
Related
- 📝Signing In — the sign-in methods that open a session in the first place