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What about multiple "users" in Chrome? If you go to the settings page, you can add additional "users" and then open a window as another "user" using the icon in
by dunham 13y ago
What about multiple "users" in Chrome? If you go to the settings page, you can add additional "users" and then open a window as another "user" using the icon in the upper right corner.
Each user gets their own profile: cache, cookies, history, saved data, extensions, etc. The only thing shared should be IP address and user agent. (Unless the user infects the profile with a url that identifies them.)
I use this for testing, isolating my facebook profile, and isolating all of my banking sessions from my main browsing window. (Just in case they have a CSRF issue.)
- brokenparser 13y agoYou can do the same thing with Firefox if you pass the -ProfileManager argument. This functionality goes back all the way to Netscape: http://www.netfaqs.com/macintosh/mail/Classic/Netscape/4/profiles/index.asp http://www.netfaqs.com/macintosh/mail/Classic/Netscape/4/pro... It's just been hidden (and there's no need to set up email).