Re:See the things you’ve searched for, visited, and watched ...
by agildehaus on Wednesday July 06, 2016 @12:30PM
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Chrome has user profiles you could use to separate things, but it would take conscious effort to switch between them each time.
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Re:See the things you’ve searched for, visited, and watched ...
by softawre on Wednesday July 06, 2016 @12:38PM
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Only works if there's a carrot. Netflix does this too, and we always use it because (1) it always asks you up front and (2) if we use the wrong user we'll destroy our recommendations.
Re:See the things you’ve searched for, visited, and watched ...
by fenomas on Wednesday July 06, 2016 @10:08PM
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Not sure what you mean, the benefits of separate browser profiles are huge and obvious - separate tracking for logins, sessions, etc. Before profiles came along my wife and I just used different browsers - otherwise we'd have spent all our time logging out of and back into facebook and twitter and so on. Profiles fixes that.
You can even make desktop shortcuts to launch Chrome with a given profile, so in practice it's like having two different apps. I guess you could launch one instance and swap users but we don't bother.