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@ -28,11 +28,11 @@ to be paired up with two companion packages:
* _Frontend_, bindings for your web framework of choice.
Currently we support:
* `serversession-frontend-yesod`: Support the Yesod
* `serversession-frontend-yesod`: Support for the Yesod
framework. Replaces the default `clientsession`.
* `serversession-frontend-snap`: Support the Snap framework.
Replaces the default
* `serversession-frontend-snap`: Support for the Snap
framework. Replaces the default
`Snap.Snaplet.Session.Backends.CookieSession` based on
`clientsession`.
@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ though, please bear in mind that:
backends.
* There's no way of setting timeouts and cookie persistence on
a per-session basis, only a global basis.
a per-session basis, only on a global basis.
## Background
@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ However, there are some disadvantages to client-side sessions:
to maintain long expiration times while still having secure
logouts.
* _Cookie size_. As the cookie contain the whole session data
* _Cookie size_. As the cookie contains the whole session data
plus some overhead, care must be taken not to create too much
session data. Yesod already saves the logged in user ID via
`yesod-auth` and a XSRF token via `yesod-form`. This