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But making a multiuser-interface complicates a design and ease of use tremendously. Think about password protection (and recovery). And you don't want to admini

• mgkimsal 15y ago
  Wouldn't necessarily need password protection. There's an assumption that you're all living in the same house. But a 'who are you?' at the top, letting you type your name in, and 'switch to', shouldn't be too hard. I agree, it does complicate things some, but consider A) not every account would need it. B) not everyone offered it would use it C) the accounts that used it would probably be a bit savvier to start with D) they'd get a lot of extra valuable data, not least of which how people use that feature, and could make it easier to use over time.