diff --git a/users/faq.rst b/users/faq.rst
index 39aeff121..b791bf886 100644
--- a/users/faq.rst
+++ b/users/faq.rst
@@ -217,32 +217,28 @@ The CSRF tokens are stored using cookies. Therefore, if you get the message
 ``Syncthing seems to be experiencing a problem processing your request``, you
 should verify the cookie settings of your browser.
 
-Why can I not open two Syncthing sessions in the same browser?
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-The Syncthing GUI uses cookies to maintain a session. You can't have more than
-one session open against the same website in the same browser, much like you
-can't log in as two different users on this forum at the same time from the
-same browser, so that may cause this error message. This means you should not
-browse a local Syncthing instance (typically localhost:8384) and a remote
-Syncthing instance (e.g. localhost:9090 as suggested previously) at the same
-time. Often, this results in partial functionality (e.g. ignore patterns cannot
-be editted) or in an error message such as ``Syncthing seems to be experiencing
-a problem processing your request`` when updating a particular setting.
+Why can I not open two Syncthing sessions on localhost in the same browser?
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
-In 99% of the cases of this issue are:
+The Syncthing GUI uses browser cookies to maintain a session. Browser cookies
+are tied to the website domain. When navigating to two different websites on
+the same domain, such as is the case for two Syncthing instances both
+listening on ``127.0.0.1``, the cookies will get mixed up.
 
-1. Using some sort of proxy/SSH tunneling which causes the cookies to be issued
-   under an incorrect domain causing the browser to refuse them. Close your
-   browser and only keep a single Syncthing Web GUI open at each time.
-2. Having some privacy add-on enabled in the browser causing cookies to be
-   refused.
-3. Browser failing to provide the initially provided Basic Auth header to
-   re-authenticate given syncthing was restarted and the session cookie is no
-   longer valid. Refreshing the page usually fixes this.
-4. Having multiple sessions for the same site.
+This means you should for example not browse a local Syncthing instance
+(typically localhost:8384) and a remote Syncthing instance (e.g.
+localhost:9090 via an SSH forward) at the same time. Doing so results in
+partial functionality or in an error message such as *Syncthing seems to be
+experiencing a problem processing your request* when saving settings.
 
-To resolve this, please use a seperate browser. For example use Firefox for one
-session and Konqueror/Chromium/.. for another.
+There are a few workarounds:
+
+- Use two separate browsers.
+
+- Use the same browser, but one window in "incognito" or private mode.
+
+- Use "reload" on the page prior to making changes, to ensure that the browser
+  has cookies from that instance specifically.
 
 Why do I see Syncthing twice in task manager?
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~