How to implement JavaScript execution in Windows standby?

Question

JavaScript

There is a JS script that performs some actions after a time interval.
The problem is that if I put Windows on standby (not hibernating), then the script execution stops.
Can you please tell me if there is any way to solve this problem? Somehow additionally configure the OS or browser (firefox)?
I just need the Windows account to be locked out so no one can log into it while executing JS in a browser tab.

Answer 1

Windows account has been locked out !== Windows standby
in locked mode all programs remain running as far as I know

Answer 2

If you are just interested in running scripts in a password / pin protected mode, then it is not at all necessary to configure anything.
The only thing is that in Windows, rather long (if not infinite) time settings should be set before shutdown / transfer to standby or hibernation.
If this is done, then press Win + L and go about your business with peace of mind (tested in Win10).
PS Although, perhaps, some operations are blocked in Windows when blocked, but this is already something specific, I think.