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But... can't Chrome can already do this?
by Nullabillity 10y ago
But... can't Chrome can already do this?
- blntechie 10y agoI guess no? You can open one normal window and another incognito window with their own session stores. I can see how this browser can be useful in few scenarios and jobs but pretty much niche for most.
- Nullabillity 10y agoYou can also create an arbitrary number of "User" windows, that also have their own session stores.
- creshal 10y agoMuch more cumbersome, however.
- bambax 10y agoI set up a merchant account on Amazon, distinct from my main user Amazon account, and it's a big big pain to have to switch between the two (or sometimes not remembering under which account I'm logged in and spending time understanding why something doesn't work).
- progval 10y agoIn different windows, not colored tabs of the same window.
- dredmorbius 10y agoSome of the functionality, through multiple user profiles. I've used that for sites which don't otherwise offer multiuser functionality, but there's a bit too much independence between Chrome profiles -- I'd rather not have to individually install (and configure/customise) my usual Chrome extensions for each of my many multiple personalities. OTOH, this makes profiles an easy way to check to see if any of your extensions is causing site breakage.