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Other than separate windows... is it very different if we use different Chrome user profiles to keep the saved logins, sessions, and cookies separate?
by albert_e 4y ago
Other than separate windows... is it very different if we use different Chrome user profiles to keep the saved logins, sessions, and cookies separate?
- MiguelHudnandez 4y agoThis does work. Not quite as nice as Firefox’s multi-account containers because tabs can’t co-mingle in the same window. But totally serviceable. I use a combination of both every day at work. I like chrome for some things too because you can make a single-site-browser window in chrome, so certain websites can be treated like first class applications in the alt tab menu.
- albert_e 4y ago> I like chrome for some things too because you can make a single-site-browser window in chrome, so certain websites can be treated like first class applications in the alt tab menu. yes absolutely. I did this for my local jupyter notebook server and pinned it to my taskbar. effectively works like a desktop app. The amount of storage that these chrome profiles occupy on the hard disk is sometimes irksome. I have not compared it to Firefox though.