I've been experiencing startling issues as a result, such as trying to login and the browser restoring the state of a different, previously logged-in, user, resulting in the wrong user logging in!

you are obviously doing something seriously wrong. Even if 2 different users used the same computer, same browser to access your system one after the other, provided they pressed the logout button (and provided your logout procedure worked) there should be no trace of the previous user's data visible to the next. And if the previous user did not logout, then the next one should never arrive to the login screen anyway. Cookies can live on, they can be made to expire at some time, they can be made to expire immediately and erased from the browser, they can be kept alive on the browser but the session you keep can indicate "logout" state etc.

In reply to Re^6: [RAKU] How to install zef on Ubuntu 22.04 by bliako
in thread [RAKU] How to install zef on Ubuntu 22.04 by Polyglot

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