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Whole point of using different browsers for me is keeping things seperate. I don't sign into anything on Chrome, and all I use it for is ...
Anyways, I wish I could just have multiple installs of a browser I almost trust, but keep the various categories of cookies and logins seperate from one another.
You can have multiple firefox profiles with different configurations and cookies run:
As I mentioned previously, I am aware of the options on PC.
mb, i didn't read the post description