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Interesting. I guess it may be possible to use it to be logged into and use different email accounts, e.g. foo@emailservice.com and bar@emailservice.com from th

by vram22 8y ago

Interesting. I guess it may be possible to use it to be logged into and use different email accounts, e.g. foo@emailservice.com and bar@emailservice.com from the same browser instance. That would be helpful.

feanaro 8y ago
Yes, you can use it for this (I do) and it works very well.
- vram22 8y ago
  Good to know, thanks.
nunodonato 8y ago
this is what I am doing now. Plus, opening facebook? BAM instant new container automagically open for me, to keep facebook in its own walled garden :D
- vram22 8y ago
  Ha. Reminds of a quote, vaguely: In a world without Windows, something something doors (or Gates, or some other permutations of those). Though I don't remember the quote, I remember it being a good one.
  - vram22 8y ago
    Maybe: In a world without doors, we won't need Windows or Gates? :)
u801e 8y ago
Alternatively, you could use a desktop email client like Thunderbird to do that :)
- vram22 8y ago
  I guess so. Used them in the past, not for quite a while now. Should give it a try again. Thanks. In fact, I have friends who use CLI or TUI email clients, like mutt. Never really used those for than a little, somehow, despite being a long-time Unix guy. Should try that out as well. Likely be a lot faster than either desktop or webmail.