I don't have CF10 installed to confirm, but have you tried re-setting 
the cookies without an expires? (e.g. session cookies.)

<cfcookie name="CFTOKEN" value="#cookie.CFTOKEN#"/>
<cfcookie name="CFID" value="#cookie.CFID#"/>


On 7/5/12 5:45 PM, Byte Me wrote:
> <<What you can do is make sure the browser discards the cookie that is
> used to associate requests to the session>>
> Are you saying that you have a different way to do this than the way I've 
> described above?
>
> Yes, the session remains on the server until it times out, but CF 10 does not 
> allow you to do what you have proposed. I did it in CF7 & 8 (never used 9) 
> for the last 7 years. The procedure I have used for the last 7 years is a 
> valid way to do this, I got it from the Web Application Construction Kit 
> written by Ben Forta & others.
>
>   If you have been able to set the cfid & cftoken cookies to expire when the 
> browser closes (with CF10), I would greatly appreciate it if you could pass 
> along the procedure you used. I understand that people are trying to help, 
> but has anyone actually used CF10 to verify the symptoms I've reported? thanks
>
>
> 

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