IE keeps logged into Facebook after logging in with "keep logged in" checkbox unchecked

Hello Excel experts!
I want to ask you for your kind help. With this code i can login into facebook and after logging in i want to close the IE window, however after closing the IE window with IE.Quit something very strange happens. If i manually open IE and go again to Facebook page it shows me Facebook's login page (the page where you have to write your email and password in order to log in), which is OK because when running the VBA code i told Facebook not to Keep me logged in by unchecking the persist checkbox. However, if i run again the VBA code, when the IE window is opened by VBA it opens not in Facebook's login page but in the user wall as if the "Keep logged in" checkbox had been checked (status=true) when it was the opposite. I don't know how to programatically log into Facebook without keeping me logged in after closing the IE window with VBA. Do you have any idea how to solve this? Your help will be highly appreciated.

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Maybe if you try to clear cache ?

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found these codes here

Hello bulina2k, thank you very much for taking your time to read my question and giving me an answer. I have included your code in the last lines of my macro and it is not working. This is very strange because your code is erasing all cookies, temp files, history, etc. so i do not know why it is not working. You can reproduce this "strange IE behaviour" by opening IE and logging out of facebook. Then run the below shown code. It will go to facebook's login page, type your email, password and click the submit button with the "Keep logged in" checkbox unchecked. Then the browser will go to your facebook wall and then close all IE windows with the https://www.facebook.com/ web address. After closing all these IE windows the VBA macro will clear all cookies, temp files, history, etc.
Then the strange part is this: If you manually open IE and go to https://www.facebook.com the browser will go to facebook's login page which is the expected result, however if you run the macro again, the IE browser redirects to your facebook wall, eventough when you logged in previously you logged with the "Keep logged in" checkbox unchecked and even deleted all saved data with your code. This is the code i tested which includes your suggestion:

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I don't have a facebook account...
But I guess I could create a dummy account and try to reproduce your case.

Shooting blanks here but did you tried to uncheck the 'Allow websites caches and databases' also? and choose the 'Everytime I visit the webpage' option on 'Check for newer vesion of stored webpages' ?
There are some autocomplete settings where you could uncheck...

Originally Posted by Lalo1977

[...]You can reproduce this "strange IE behaviour" by opening IE and logging out of facebook. Then run the below shown code. It will go to facebook's login page, type your email, password and click the submit button with the "Keep logged in" checkbox unchecked. Then the browser will go to your facebook wall and then close all IE windows with the https://www.facebook.com/ web address. After closing all these IE windows the VBA macro will clear all cookies, temp files, history, etc.
Then the strange part is this: If you manually open IE and go to https://www.facebook.com the browser will go to facebook's login page which is the expected result, however if you run the macro again, the IE browser redirects to your facebook wall, eventough when you logged in previously you logged with the "Keep logged in" checkbox unchecked and even deleted all saved data with your code[...]
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Originally Posted by bulina2k

I don't have a facebook account...
But I guess I could create a dummy account and try to reproduce your case.

I'm sorry but I can't confirm...
Running the code again took me to the fb login page and not to the wall...

does your IE has any addons installed?
when you open the fb page, the login form is already completed?
have you manually erased autocomplete forms in IE?
... I don't know what else to think of...

Thank you for the rep. I'm glad that it did worked out eventually.
Have fun!