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I can understand the use case of having a personal & corporate Gmail. However, thats still a solved problem; Google has a multi-user account signin option. Thi
by vitno 13y ago
I can understand the use case of having a personal & corporate Gmail. However, thats still a solved problem; Google has a multi-user account signin option.
This incessant integration of google specific features into the browser is essentially the same thing as vendor-lockin.
- packetslave 13y agoMulti-login doesn't solve the problem of separate bookmarks, extensions, saved passwords, etc. What exactly is "google specific" about it? Firefox supports multiple profiles, too. I'm sure they can add a supervised account feature if they think their users want it.
- 616c 13y agoIt requires using special command-line flags (default behavior of Firefox prevents running multiple sessions concurrently, on purpose). It is also, performance-wise, was not so good. I am a diehard Firefox user, and I only use this crap feature on Chromium anyway. Firefox is what I use for my personal lif, as it is in my opinion a better browser, but a more trustworthy org. Chromium/Chrome is for work, and I do not entrust Google for anything more than that these days
- thrownaway2424 13y agoMulti-user is hilariously broken on the products where it is implemented, and not implemented on most Google products.