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That's why you'd use browser A (say Chrome) for browsing and browser B (say Firefox) for anything to do with development.
by pan69 16y ago
That's why you'd use browser A (say Chrome) for browsing and browser B (say Firefox) for anything to do with development.
- weedwizard94 16y agoi dont think thats relevant in this situation. your facebook profile is browser independent. and to think, i clicked on this link hopeful of a way to permanently delete my facebook account instead of just "deactivating" it...
- momotomo 16y agoIf you dig through the help for account deletion, the magic button is there. Some arbitrary number of days later your account is permanently deleted (as in deleted, not deactivated). Worked as of Dec '10
- waqf 16y agoBut it's silly to have to tie one particular browser to one application in this way. You might conceivably want to switch browsers for some other purpose, especially if you're developing and testing an online application. Mozilla profiles (do they still have those?) might work, though.
- wladimir 16y agoYes, mozilla profiles still work, I use them regularly, exactly because of this kind of stuff, to put up a cookie barrier. For example, it's handy if you want to log into sites with multiple accounts.