Hi, Does anybody know of a practicle way to handle the situation that a user opens multiple browser windows and does persistant changes in one window that will of course be reflected in the session of the other window too since both windows share the same session (as long as it is the same browser)? I know this is not a tapestry specific problem, but maybe there is a tapestry-like elegany solution. You can reproduce this problem easily by opening 2 firefox windows with www.amazon.com. The add something to your shopping cart in one window. Now when you go to the shopping cart in the other window you'll see the item selected. While you can explain this to be "normal behaviour" to IT guys, normal users would see this as a bug.... I was thinking of using some kind of unique session ID that will change with every page load. And then verifying uniquness on each request. I'm thinking that we could also solve some back button issues with such a system but have not yet come to a real solution. A big wish for such a solution would also be that I do not have to change my existing application to use it but rather have it act as a filter in some way.
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