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        No, please : it's the needed behaviour …dominikvitt wrote: Yes, I also confirm that appening "newtest=Y" parameter doesn't resets the timers.
I'll have a look now and try to fix it.
 
                                 
        If you set a timer : you want the user answer in this time, if he allowed to start and start again : remove this feature …tpartner wrote: Why? A new session is, well, a new session. No?
 
                                 
        The cookie setting is meant to be fixed and unchangeable - so that the timer really does lock people out of a question once the time has expired.
 
                                 
        It was the behaviour since 1.91… i can guarantee …tpartner wrote: I didn't think that was the behaviour …
 I do agree not to reset it with reloading as we don't want it in our survey. It asks questions with limited time answers so participants don't have time to check answers on the internet (not a quiz though, we don't score the whole thing, just small part). So tbh for me, it would be the best to reset cookies on the end page of the survey or at the welcome screen (but you would need to exclude brand new participants).
 I do agree not to reset it with reloading as we don't want it in our survey. It asks questions with limited time answers so participants don't have time to check answers on the internet (not a quiz though, we don't score the whole thing, just small part). So tbh for me, it would be the best to reset cookies on the end page of the survey or at the welcome screen (but you would need to exclude brand new participants). 
     
                                 
        <script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"> // clear limesurvey_timers_time_question_XXX for all questions localStorage.clear(); </script>
