avoid sharing of session accross multiple tabs in a single browser

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i m facing the issues of sharing the same session accross multiple tabs in a single browser

Posted 18-Aug-14 21:29pm

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Hemant Singh Rautela 19-Aug-14 3:38am

what is the issue...???

Session is always shared within a browser accross multiple tabs....

ZurdoDev 19-Aug-14 7:52am

What is the issue?

Nathan Minier 19-Aug-14 9:17am

This is part of the nature of web browsers. If you want new sessions you need to launch new instances of the browser.

I'm hesitant to ask why you would even want that, though, as it sounds like you're chasing an anti-pattern. If it's a variable issue I would suggest attaching the variable elsewhere, like into the ViewData.

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Rajiv Gogoi · Answer 1 · 2014-08-24T05:47:00

Yes its the way browsers work if you are using session. If you don't want to work that way then don't use session. Try to achieve whatever you want without using session, yes try an alternate approach. Else you will try to override the default behaviour and won't know what might be the impact elsewhere. Just a thought though, not sure about your real situation and your requirement.