Why is the "Number of Rows" for a report seem to be cached in the session?

When I change the Number of Rows in any given report that this change doesn't immediately take effect. After much poking around and gnashing of teeth -- I found that I have to go into Manage Session State and Remove State for my session before these changes go into effect.
Can anyone explain why this setting would be stored in the users' session state and why when I login and get a new session_id this setting seems to persist.
Thanks,
Jason

1. if you login with a new session, the pagination should be reset and the new number of rows should be displayes - which version do you use. I just checked on apex.oracle.com and it worked.
2. You should try using reset pagination option to see what happens.
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