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Many people seem to think you choose a browser, and once you have chosen a browser, you can no longer use other browsers. The author of the article seems to be
by natch 12y ago
Many people seem to think you choose a browser, and once you have chosen a browser, you can no longer use other browsers.
The author of the article seems to be one of these people.
He could just have a different browser he uses for whatever his current top client is. Yes he would have to log in and out for different clients, but at least this would reduce the annoyance a lot compared to doing it all in one browser.
- autokad 12y agohave you applied to google? you'd fit in with their UI team :D
- jmount 12y agoYou can choose your browser. Except in some cases where your employer chooses your browser instead of you. And about half of the problems in the video had nothing to do with the browser (like not being able to switch accounts on Google's own "switch accounts" page without logging out first).
- dewiz 12y agousing multiple browser is breaking the user experience. you should be able to click a link and do whatever you have to do without worrying. Google should just make the links better, ie include a hash of the identity to use, so the user doesn't have to guess.