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I'm kept on Chrome just because of it's ability to have multiple browser profiles - e.g. work and personal - from what I've seen, neither Safari, Opera, Vivaldi
by inthewoods 10y ago
I'm kept on Chrome just because of it's ability to have multiple browser profiles - e.g. work and personal - from what I've seen, neither Safari, Opera, Vivaldi or Brave support this - am I wrong?
My main beef with Chrome isn't privacy - it's battery usage. I keep looking for a browser that doesn't kill my battery (MBP) but allows for multiple profiles.
- JohnTHaller 10y agoIt's worth noting that Firefox offers multiple profiles support (since before Chrome existed). I can't speak to battery life on the MBP, though, as I'm a Windows user.
- inthewoods 10y agoYeah Firefox isn't much better sadly in terms of battery.
- cpeterso 10y agoMozilla is developing a feature (currently) called Containers that allows you to easily maintain different cookie jars (work, personal, shopping, etc) per tab. I have multiple Google accounts and this Container feature is the only way I can use the effectively in the same browser session. :) You can install the Containers experiment extension here: https://testpilot.firefox.com/experiments/containers https://testpilot.firefox.com/experiments/containers