Our banking site has a timeout feature where the browser is redirected to a new
page after a certain period of inactivity.  This is accomplished with
Javascript (required to use this site) using a countdown timer.  When the timer
reaches zero the window.location is set to a new URL where the session is
destroyed, requiring a new login.  If the user performs some activity (usually
loading a new page), the  counter begins again.

James
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