Comment by scarejunba
8 years ago
This is not useful to me because it creates multiple windows. I don't want that separation. I want what I have now. It was very good.
8 years ago
This is not useful to me because it creates multiple windows. I don't want that separation. I want what I have now. It was very good.
You are looking for Firefox Containers. Single window, multiple profiles separated by colors in the tabs.
and every time you open a tab you have to open it via the container feature which gets irritating after exactly one time you forget to do it and just use ctrl+t
Does it actually work now? How do you manage two separate logins in a single window in Chrome. FF manages this with containers but I know of no way of doing this with Chrome.
I used to do this in chrome. You can click on your profile picture in the upper-right corner of the gmail UI to switch accounts. You end up having a different URL per user, like https://mail.google.com/mail/u/<number>, where <number> is 0 or 1 if you have two users. You can put these in bookmarks and have them open in different tabs.
I have bookmarks for the usernames in the URLs, much better than hoping they stay in the same order.
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/example@gmail.com
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This is called "multilogin". You sure can bookmark them, but if you ever happen to get logged out and then you log back into them in a different order, you'll find that the 0/1/2 really do refer simply to "the <N>th Google account I signed into", so your bookmarks might not work.
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