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Published on Tuesday, 10 May 2011 23:18
Written by Geoffrey Schumann
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So I was working on http://n3rd4u.com and I wanted to listen to the music that I’ve uploaded to my amazon_cloud_drive_logoCloud but I received an error in Chrome that I’ve exceeded my allotted devices/browsers and it would not let me in. Confused I contacted the Amazon Cloud Support and informed them that I can’t access my drive.

A very helpful individual assisted me in my issue.  He informed me that if you clear your cookies, and you log back into your Amazon Cloud Drive, the system will view your cookieless browser as a new browser and it burns one of your eight (8) instances... OOPS! Who knew?  Well Now you do and so do I.

 

So I would suggest that you pick a browser that you don’t clean the cookies on all that often (or ever), and use that browser as your dedicated amazon_cloud_player_logoAmazon Cloud Player, this way you’ll not have to contact them to have them reset the history.

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