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Why does session cookie is re created after resuming firefox?

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Good day:

My issue is as follows:

I have made a web app, and people can work on it with no problems. But if you push the home button (button at bottom center in Samsung Galaxy S3), you will "minimize" firefox, and then you can do another stuff.

If you hurry up and don't let firefox iddle about 10 minutes or a bit less, nothing happens, but after that time limit, it seems that firefox re initiates the connection and re creates the session cookie. I can tell because I work with php for server side language, and I have tracked the session cookie. But you can tell it without too much effort if you activate remote debugging, using the web console.

Can I workaround this with javascript? Or do I have to configure something in firefox? Can I prevent this behaviour with some server set up?

Thank you very much!!

Good day: My issue is as follows: I have made a web app, and people can work on it with no problems. But if you push the home button (button at bottom center in Samsung Galaxy S3), you will "minimize" firefox, and then you can do another stuff. If you hurry up and don't let firefox iddle about 10 minutes or a bit less, nothing happens, but after that time limit, it seems that firefox re initiates the connection and re creates the session cookie. I can tell because I work with php for server side language, and I have tracked the session cookie. But you can tell it without too much effort if you activate remote debugging, using the web console. Can I workaround this with javascript? Or do I have to configure something in firefox? Can I prevent this behaviour with some server set up? Thank you very much!!

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Many site issues can be caused by corrupt cookies or cache. In order to try to fix these problems, the first step is to clear both cookies and the cache. The Firefox cache temporarily stores images, scripts, and other parts of websites while you are browsing.
Note: This will temporarily log you out of all sites you're logged in to. To clear cache and cookies, do the following:

  1. Tap the menu icon located at the top right corner. This is the icon with 3 bars. On older Android devices you'll have to press the hardware menu key and then tap More.
  2. Tap Settings.
  3. After that, you will be taken to the settings screen. In the settings screen, look under the section Privacy & Security and select Clear private data.
  4. You will then be taken to a list of what can be cleared. Select the following 2 for deletion:
    • Cookies & active logins
    • Cache
  5. After those have been selected, tap the Clear data button to actually clear the cache and cookies.


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