What is the mean of Concurrent Clients in Licenses?

I have a question regarding the explanation for concurrent clients. It’s says the browser count is what is limited so does that mean if a computer(user) only has 1 browser(tab) open this counts as 1?

For example:

I have made a little program which emails a list of items that need attention, each item has a link associated with it and when a user clicks it, a new browser window (or tab) opens up doing what is required. Now imagine the list being 30 items and the user opens each link and closes the window after they’ve reviewed the item and clicks on the next link in the mail (opening a new window/tab). The session time-out is 30 minutes. Will this impact this license restriction? (so, if a session has not yet been expired, does this count as a concurrent client even though the browser was closed?)

I feel like this concurrent client limit is a weird restriction to have, or atleast it is not very clear how this is implemented from my point of view. It feels like I cannot create a website using WiseJ for the general public because I could easily hit those limitations if I were to have a good enough website haha. Obviously WiseJ isn’t meant to be for general websites but still, it made me wonder.

Hi Ali, the meaning of “concurrent clients” is explained here:
https://docs.wisej.com/license/license-model-2023/server-licenses#concurrent-clients

The Wisej.NET Community Edition might be sufficient in your scenario, but please keep in mind that there are some limitations around commercial use. As long as these are met, feel free to use it!
https://docs.wisej.com/license/license-model-2023/community-edition

Best
Thomas