Mike Grabski

Same issue here. I have also noted the `azp` is for the starting client rather than the target-client. If, in the refresh call, I reference the _expected_ target-client as the...

I think I'm missing some piece of information. `config` and `run` are only executed once, when your application starts. So here you've effectively told it to turn off keepalive and...

One change I implemented in ng2-idle was to just throttle interrupt calls, 1 per second would likely do the trick.

I'm wary of adding dependencies unless they are essential. I'm looking into a way of opting-in on fallback to cookies. However, the good news is that with #112 ng-idle will...

I would call `Idle.unwatch()` when you navigate onto pages that don't need idle detection (like your login/logout pages), and `Idle.watch()` when you enter a page that does.

Whatever details or examples you can provide would help. I don't see any particular issues so far. If it's an issue that appeared with 1.2, it may be a regression...

We could add an option to specify which one you want. Shouldn't be a big deal.

You are correct, it's session-based so when the browser closes, all the idle information goes again. When going back to the site, you'll have to start watching again and it'll...

ng-idle coordinates idle state by storing the last activity timestamp in sessionStorage. Therefore, all tabs/windows to the same domain (even if different pages or ng applications) will use the same...

Thanks for the video. I'll have a look.