There is a sign out button dude. After clicking that and trying to sign in agaib it will lead you to your profile. Click on your profile name then click sign out on steam store page that Idle Master provided. Then sign in again with diffrent account

you expect me to do that in 1 sec ?

Well I tried on my home PC and office PC. Everything went smoothly and I had plenty of time to log out and log in.

same problem. profile is appearing for less then secong or not appearing at all

I'm experiencing the same problem. I log out of my brother's account on my laptop and when I try to login to my personal account it shows the login window with my brother's profile pic for the blink of an eye and then boots/connects to his account. I am not able to enter any other information in that short amount of time. The workaround provided in another thread (log in and out with IE doesn't work for me either. Does anybody have a solution?

There will be an update to this behavior in the next release (soon).

The change is that every time you click on the (Sign In) button, the form will load where you enter your user name and password, but Idle Master will automatically clear any session data and delete the relevant cookies so that you'll always be presented with the login box, even if you ticked the box to have it remember your sign-in information.

Thank you for answering, jshackles, and congratz on your awesome tool!

Right now do I not have any possibility to erase the remembered sign-in information?

引用自 jshackles：

There will be an update to this behavior in the next release (soon).

The change is that every time you click on the (Sign In) button, the form will load where you enter your user name and password, but Idle Master will automatically clear any session data and delete the relevant cookies so that you'll always be presented with the login box, even if you ticked the box to have it remember your sign-in information.

great news!

引用自 ev：

Right now do I not have any possibility to erase the remembered sign-in information?

As others have mentioned, clearing your cookie data from Internet Explorer should also clear the data from Idle Master. If you launch Idle Master as an administrator, you'll need to launch Internet Explorer as an administrator to clean the cookies.

Cool. Thanks, will try that!