Is there a way to detect when Blazor forces you to manually Reload the app?

Question

Is there a way in Blazor to detect when Blazor forces you to manually Reload the page?

I would like to differentiate between that and the user actively entering a page for the first time. For example, lets say a user comes to a page in my Blazor app and leaves the device with the page open, coming back hours later. The user will then normally be presented by Blazor with a message to Reload the page. Can I detect that? I would like to send them to a different page if that happens.

Or, if not possible, how would you solve the problem of a user staying on a page for much longer than "normal"?

My app is a Blazor server side app built with .Net 6.

Edit 1
The app in question is this Wordle inspired app. Once you finish guessing the quote you end up on the /Finished page (example finished page. Given that the app only has one quote a day it is easy to leave the /Finished page open. If you do that and come back the next day and manually Reload the page you will unfortunately see the solution to a quote you haven't guessed yet.

As @Yogi mentions in the top comment below this is controlled by the weg server. I did not know that, but it makes sense. The server is the cheapest version that Microsoft offers in their Azure environment, a shared environment (this is a hobby project after all).

Once the server then (?) has timed out this happens:

and then this happens:

On the last screen shot the user can click Reload. Is there a way to identify that this has happened?

Answer 1

It's the default functionality of the Blazor server. then after if you need to change anything on that you need to change it in blazor.server.js file.

Please check the below image.