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So true. Took me a while before I realized each Incognito Window wasn't isolated (but shared cookies etc). A better behavior here would perhaps be that after h
by unicornporn 14y ago
So true. Took me a while before I realized each Incognito Window wasn't isolated (but shared cookies etc).
A better behavior here would perhaps be that after having the first Incognito Window open, the next would be become "Incognito Window 2". The "detective icon" could have a number overlay and each window would isolated. If you want to share data between the open pages the natural thing to do would be opening a new tab.
- idm 14y ago+1 to numbering the incognito sessions. Sometimes I need to simulate two user accounts polling some web service, or perhaps simulate a chat-like environment. Point is: I need two separate cookie jars. I've accomplished this using profiles, or by using my incognito window for "user A" and a profile window for "user B." However, there's less overhead with incognito windows and for development scenarios (which are inherently ad-hoc and temporary), overhead sometimes makes all the difference.