What is the consequence if a user closes their browser before taking a break?

When a user closes their browser before taking a break, a new user session is typically created upon their return. This behavior is generally due to how web applications manage user sessions. Most applications use session cookies to track user activity. When the browser is closed, these session cookies may be cleared, or the session may time out after a certain period of inactivity.

As a result, when the user returns and reopens the browser, the application will not recognize the previous session. Instead, a new session will be initiated, meaning the user will have to log back in or re-establish a session to continue their activity. This mechanism ensures security and helps manage resources effectively by avoiding the possibility of sessions remaining active indefinitely when the user is no longer engaged.