Automatically logging a user out can be very frustrating. However, if the time limit cannot be disabled or extended, then it may be inevitable that the user is logged out once the time limit has been exceeded. Where this is the case, the user should be able to log back in again without losing their data. This is also very useful when unexpected incidents, such as a browser crash, occur. Instead of losing data that has been successfully inputted, the website will retain the data temporarily.
When a user exceeds a time limit and is logged out, the website should temporarily store the user's data. Once the user has logged on again, the website should display the user's data exactly at it was prior to them being logged out.
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