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If understand your scenario, you can do that with FF, if you don't force a url to be always opened in one profile. For instance you can have sites hard-linked t
by dewiz 8y ago
If understand your scenario, you can do that with FF, if you don't force a url to be always opened in one profile. For instance you can have sites hard-linked to specific profiles (e.g. social networks) and others that are not, so they stay in the current session (e.g. paypal, which otherwise is broken by the multi account feature).
- Draiken 8y agoOh I don't force anything. Chrome obeys the "last window" rule while Firefox always opens things on the first profile (or last? can't recall). If you use multiple accounts on the same service (eg. Gmail for work/personal use) you're screwed. The whole point is that it shouldn't need configuration, it should be smart like Chrome is.