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how to detect Browser close

 
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I need to detect the event when the browser close BUT I NEED A PROFESSIONAL SOLUTION.

all of the solutions available on the internet (depending on client coordinates and on load and on unload) are fake


please i need a real solution to that problem
 
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There isn't a reliable way to know if a browser has closed.

Browsers crash, operating systems crash, network connections crash.
There are many situations where a browser will not be able to communicate a problem to the server.
Your server application should not rely on being able to tell if the user is still looking at your application.
 
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The best solution is to use the onbeforeunload event however, I suspect it won't work as you want it to. There isn't a great solution to this problem.
 
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Ahmed M. Omar wrote:I need to detect the event when the browser close BUT I NEED A PROFESSIONAL SOLUTION.



There is not one. Session End on the server is your friend for a reason.

Eric
 
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Heck, some of my "web browsing" doesn't involve a browser anymore; I'm not sure how much, but I know it's gone up quite a bit.
 
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