I generally don't do that, because I want one way to open a browser that has no extensions. So I can go to Chrome (alt-6 to get to that virtual desktop) and th

I generally don't do that, because I want one way to open a browser that has no extensions. So I can go to Chrome (alt-6 to get to that virtual desktop) and then ctrl-shift-n to get a plain browser. Firefox keeps the extensions on by default, so if I need to login to one site with different accounts, I can use ctrl-shift-p for a private window, or `$ firefox -P` for a different browser profile.