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I use both firefox and chrome. Chrome does have user profiles, and I can have multiple open at once. Separate cookies but ALSO separate extensions.
by basch 8y ago
I use both firefox and chrome. Chrome does have user profiles, and I can have multiple open at once. Separate cookies but ALSO separate extensions.
- QuantumGood 8y agoI love how profiles make separate extensions a feature. I can keep useful-but-rarely used extensions in a separate browser profile instead of installing/uninstalling/deciding re: extensions.
- JasoonS 8y agoSeparate browsers too, for me it's just super unpractical to always have to open a new browser window just to open facebook, personal email, work slack etc. Tree tabs then makes its super convenient to navigate between these worlds.
- CWuestefeld 8y agoI know I'm nowhere near the mainstream, but lack of tree tabs is the showstopper for me with Chrome.
- feanaro 8y agoYou may not have been suggesting otherwise, but in case you're not aware, Firefox also has user profiles and can have multiple open at once.
- basch 8y agonot so much by default. first you have to launch firefox with a special flag. if firefox is your default browser, and your session started by clicking a link in a different program, youd have to close your browser and click the right shortcut. unless I am mistaken and -no-remote isnt required anymore.