What is a Flipbook session?
A session, in iPaper terms, happens when one of your visitors clicks your Flipbook URL and views it. Your Flipbook then saves a browser session cookie on the reader's device. An iPaper session is therefore linked to a browser session.
Returning readers will not be captured as a new session, if an active browser session cookie exists on their browser.
How long does a Flipbook session last?
💡 The duration of a session consists of the amount of time a visitor spends browsing your Flipbook, plus 20 minutes of inactivity.
This means that a visitor can leave your Flipbook, and return within 20 minutes, and be counted as a single session. The inactivity timer is reset up every registration of activity from the visitor.
If a visitor becomes inactive and does not return within 20 minutes, the session ends. Any new activity from the visitor will then be counted as a new session.