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Nice tip: ^There's no need to install an entirely separate browser. Make a new profile, just for Mt. Gox, and run it from a shortcut like this: firefox.exe -P
by chopsueyar 15y ago
Nice tip:
^There's no need to install an entirely separate browser. Make a new profile, just for Mt. Gox, and run it from a shortcut like this:
firefox.exe -P "NewProfileNameHere" -no-remote
Then you can do the same for your other profile and run both at the same time, with no interaction.
- pavel_lishin 15y agoDoes Chrome support multiple profiles? I know you can launch an Incognito window, but Incognito windows share cookies, etc.
- jsnell 15y agoYes, with the --user-data-dir flag.
- palish 15y agoIncognito windows share cookies? That doesn't sound right... I would have thought incognito would prevent CSRF.
- bdhe 15y agoYes, incognito windows and tabs share cookies. The cookies are deleted once you close the incognito window of course and are not shared between the incognito window and the regular browser window. But as long as one incognito window is open your cookies are still there. Edit: You can easily test this by logging into GMail in Incognito mode and then going to youtube/google maps etc. and notice that you're still logged in. Even if you open a new incognito window.
- palish 15y agoRight. So open an incognito window; go to MtGox; do your business; then close.
- abraham 15y agoThe Chrome dev channel has support for multiple profiles. Incognito windows share cookies with other incognito windows but not the regular windows.
- simonb 15y agoOr just use "Private Browsing". http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Private%20Browsing http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Private%20Browsing