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Firefox has an extension (developed by Mozilla I believe) that allows you to have multiple tabs open of the same website but logged into different accounts. Thi
by gymbeaux 3y ago
Firefox has an extension (developed by Mozilla I believe) that allows you to have multiple tabs open of the same website but logged into different accounts. This was handy when I had to sign in to different Azure accounts every day at my old job. Basically prevented me from needing to open multiple Private windows or use Firefox for one, Firefox Developer Edition for another, etc.
I know this is different from tab groups, but it's something I don't think exists in Chrome, at least not as a Google-maintained extension. I've encountered some really awful 3rd party Chrome extensions.
- kxrm 3y agoYep, this extension is called "Multi-Account Containers" and I highly recommend it as it allows me to be logged on in different contexts without polluting sessions on non-containerized tabs. I have a container for each specific Workspace within Google. This makes it much easier to avoid accidentally logging in with Google in some random website that wants my account info.
- SV_BubbleTime 3y agoI have a RedditSucks container that allows my account to not be linked to anything else I do, and have a company account accessible if I need it. Really a great feature.