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When you're logged into your work account (say, in GMail), does the URL contain /u/0 or /u/1? And how about your personal account? Whichever one says /u/0 is t
by raldi 14y ago
When you're logged into your work account (say, in GMail), does the URL contain /u/0 or /u/1? And how about your personal account?
Whichever one says /u/0 is the first one you logged in as, and that will be the default if you, say, open a new tab and paste in a bare link (without /u/ in it).
If you want that to be your personal account, you can make that your /u/0 account by doing this:
1. Log out of all your Google accounts
2. Log into your personal account
3. Click the picture in the upper-right
4. Click "add account"
5. Log into your work account
- rjd 14y agoNo way am I merging my work accounts, my personal business accounts, and my junk email together. Especially with a company already proven to slap happy deleting accounts they don't like.
- raldi 14y agoRegarding your first sentence: Those instructions don't merge anything. All they do is swap the order of two accounts that someone is using multilogin with. Regarding your second: Citation needed. There's this persistent rumor that if you make a G+ account with a fake-sounding name, Google will lock you out of your GMail and erase all your Google Docs, but as far as I've seen, those rumors have never checked out.