Web viewer count download

hello~
if a folio has 10 articles, a user viewed 10 articles.
After that,
re-activated after Turn off the computer.
And try again, a folio has 10 articles, a user viewed 10 articles.
then,
is this counted as two download?
(Web Viewer on the desktop)
Another question,
What is the criteria in download count?

2 according to me.

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