Manage backend users session.
- Manage backend user idleness time
- Sign out backend user after specified time
- Expire session on browser close
- Force single browser session
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After installation plugin will register backend User Session settings position under Team tab.
There you can specify session lifetime in minutes. Default is 120 minutes.
Immediately expire session when the browser closes.
When enabled, backend users cannot sign in to multiple devices at the same time.