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It works, but each site has a separate instance of the plugin with its own settings.

Same here, When using custom themes, it acts weird or causes errors. maybe use the jquery noconflict in the future.

There are a lot of themes that do come with their bundled version of jquery

Well it’s both. The plugin was probably not meant for shared hosting.
You can’t really access the sessions directory of a shared server since it would create a world of issues for both you and other users.

What you can do, is change the session path.
This link here describes how it is done:

In your case you would set the session path like this:
session_save_path(/home/content/04/8260904/html/sessions_folder');
You can put this code before the session_start() on line 18.

For some extra security, name your sessions_folder into something random and change the permissions so that it is not web visible. or executable.