I'm not sure which session parameter controls it, but my sites are setup so that opening a new browser window will start a new session, and if your pages require something in the session saying the user is logged on, he will be forced to logon in the new session, since the variable will not be there. I believe the parameter is the same one that tells it to terminate a session when closing the browser.
To make this work, EVERY single page looks for this special session variable, and if not found in the session array it redirects the visitor to the signon page. This means that if his session times out, he will also be sent to the signon page, next time he tries to change pages. With two separate session id's, one for each browser instance, the two browsers operate pretty much independently, each using their own session data.
Can you post some code? To the best of my knowledge it is not possible to differentiate between browser windows. If new window is opened, it is still the same browser for the server, the original session is restored and your special session variable will be there.
To answer the original question - no it's not possible. It would need support in the browser.
Marek
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