Finally, I was able to listen to sirius without interruption again thanks to "i2discover".
If you don't want to click mouse every 90 mins, you can able to get away with this issue by using Firefox with "QuickJava" Add-on.
1. Start Sirius web player from Sirius.com.
2. Click the Disable JavaScript (JS) from bottom of the Firefox web browser.

You can listen Sirius without click every 90mins...Try it..it works!!!!

Thanks Tanner J for your service! Hopefully you'll find a work around soon!

I was going to email Sirius, but if the widget developer is already aware of a fix, and is implementing it, I won't bother.

He claims to have a fix on his website www.siriustuner.com but who knows.

I don't have an iPhone but I was curious if the iPhone Sirius app is having the same problem.

Man I wish the widget was working. I hate listening through the Sirius website. Thanks Tanner for all of your great work with this widget. I have been using it forever, you have fixed it before in the past lets hope you can do it again.

Not that this thread needs another chime in on the obvious issue at hand, but damn not only did C-ApiSRO stop working, so did the Sirius Yahoo Widget & just this morning the XM Tuner 2 Yahoo Widget. Talk about being pushed into a corner. Like Sirius/XM doesn't already get enough of my money from 2 radio & 2 online subscriptions, but now they have the balls to keep me from choosing how to listen to the radio I pay for. I figured the merger would give us a little better service but I g…uess not. To have to jump thru hoops just to be able to access my music anywhere is just ridiculous. There are so many apps which offer music but you pay for exclusivity but the only thing unique now is I'm paying to listen their way! More