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How about popping up a message saying, "you're logging in to someone else's computer, would you like to do this in an incognito window?" Or something like, "you
by amaccuish 8y ago
How about popping up a message saying, "you're logging in to someone else's computer, would you like to do this in an incognito window?" Or something like, "you're signing in to a different Google account, would you like us to remember this account and preserve/sync history to account X, which is currently signed into Chrome".
- notriddle 8y ago> How about popping up a message Doesn't work. Between the cookie pop-ups, update notifications, and "you've got mail"s, people have learned to ignore pop-up notifications. ... of course, the real problem here started with "Bob checked his email on Alice's computer." There are so many ways it can go wrong, like Alice using a browser other than Chrome, Bob using an email service other than GMail, or Alice deliberately installing a keylogger on that computer...
- amaccuish 8y agoYou mean like the popup of Google asking if I'd like to sync, or if I want it set as the default browser? It seems to be ok when it's in Google's favour.