> staring at nothing would be suspicious in the situations where "exit page" is supposed to be used. This is actually not true. Having a browser opened leads t

> staring at nothing would be suspicious in the situations where "exit page" is supposed to be used. This is actually not true. Having a browser opened leads to the thought of "let's check the previous page/browser history" easier (since the browser is right there to remind you) than a situation of "oh, I've just logged in" or the activity of doing anything else leads to the thought of having to check a browser