[OTHER] Two tabs on the same browser share state

[JaniKallankari]

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Hi,

How to fix code bellow so that toggle_state is not shared between browser tabs:

import taipy.gui.builder as tgb
from taipy.gui import Gui

toggle_state = False

with tgb.Page() as page:
    tgb.toggle("{toggle_state}",label="Test")
    
if __name__ == "__main__":
    pages = {"/": page}
    gui = Gui(pages=pages)
    gui.run(title="Toggle test")

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[arcanaxion]

Hi @JaniKallankari . This is intended behaviour. You can open the application in another browser or private/incognito mode to create a separate session with its own state. Do you have a specific use case that requires separate sessions in different tabs?

[JaniKallankari]

In my humble opinion this is bit odd default behavior. In some applications this might be acceptable but in most cases one might want to have two totally separate views in different tabs/windows. There is even security issues as one might think that closing browser window clears the state but if there are multiple widows open state is preserved. Using two different browser is not solution to this problem.

Is there any easy way to distinct different tabs/windows from python? Or do I need add some JavaScript to accomplish this? If there would be some way to identify different tabs one could write some extra state management code to separate tabs state from each other.