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| From: | yohgaki@php.net | Date: | Sat, 19 Jan 2002 06:07:37 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 2426 deleted from ref.session by yohgaki | ||
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Re: Browsers sharing cookie information. I have seen this behavior using ASP/Sessions, at LEAST with
IE. Browsers spawned from the browser keep the SAME session. If you start an entirely new browser
(say, from the START button) it will have its own session life. I don't know if Netscape does
this or not but it wouldn't suprise me.
While this is somewhat of a drag, I would prefer it this way. I often want two views of the same web
application. With IE I can just hit Control-N and be in two places of the same app, same login, etc.
As long as the app doesn't force linearity all should be fine, generally.
In short, what you are seeing is a feature (probably not a bug).