10-17-2022, 08:05 AM
If you start a new session in a new browser tab, you will lose the existing session. I believe that's not your intent.
If you want to have multiple sessions in different browsers tab, each tab (i.e. session) must have a unique URL address. That's the reason for the SessionOptions.UniqueURL property.
That's how browsers work. It's the same with any application out there (e.g. GMail and other web based email apps)
If you explain why are you trying to do that instead of how you want to do it, maybe we can help you more.
If you want to have multiple sessions in different browsers tab, each tab (i.e. session) must have a unique URL address. That's the reason for the SessionOptions.UniqueURL property.
That's how browsers work. It's the same with any application out there (e.g. GMail and other web based email apps)
If you explain why are you trying to do that instead of how you want to do it, maybe we can help you more.