ultimate-tester

> > Hey @huxaiphaer and others, > > just posted a [potential solution on Stack](https://stackoverflow.com/a/65635757/2301224). > > Thanks a bunch @ben-xx , this works like charm 😎 ~~This doesn't seem...

Would be really cool if this issue gets some attention. Using express-session in its current state is unhelpful with API's. Manufacturers are allowing cookies less and less to be used...

As you are describing it currently, you are abusing sessions for your intentions. Sessions should be used to contain information that should persist between HTTP requests (i.e. whether a user...

> I most likely do not understand your situation which is making me give you a possible wrong answer, but if this is indeed just as simple as I understand,...

Thanks for explaining it further. I stick with my previous messages. I understand you're dealing with quite some users now, but take the advice from me as I have experience...

The solution provided by revington is definitely a good one, it will do what you expect. Though, I am not a fan of solutions that involve loops. Especially when you...

> @ultimate-tester I found this thread through a Google search. Can you confirm that I understand your suggested approach correctly: > > > > 1. When the user logs in,...

> @ultimate-tester Thank you. Would you additionally check on each request if the sessionId is contained in the user array? I'm a bit afraid of having orphaned sessions because the...

This is the same as #161 right?

Did this already get implemented? I would love to make use of it, just because injecting CSS with JS is messy business