Persona - Multiple Accounts for Any Website
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Keep several logins for the same site and switch between them in one click. No Incognito windows, no juggling Chrome profiles. Persona keeps several logins for the same website and lets you switch between them in one click. If you have a personal account and a work account on the same site, you normally have to log out and back in, keep an Incognito window open, or run a second Chrome profile. Persona replaces all of that with a list in your toolbar. HOW IT WORKS Click the Persona icon on any site and you see the sessions saved for that domain. Click one, and the site becomes that account: its cookies, its localStorage, its sessionStorage, its IndexedDB. Your first session is free. Creating it saves the account you are already signed in to, so nothing is lost and you never have to log in again just to start using it. WHAT YOU GET - Unlimited named sessions per website - One-click switching from the toolbar - A colour per session, so two accounts never look alike - A badge on the toolbar icon and a small chip on the page naming the active session, so you always know which account you are typing into - Rename, recolour, duplicate and delete sessions - Sessions survive a browser restart - Keyboard shortcuts: Alt+Shift+P opens the picker, Alt+Shift+N switches to the next session - Export and import your sessions - Works on any http or https website WHAT IT DOES NOT DO One session per site is active at a time. Two tabs of the same site cannot hold different accounts at the same moment. That is not a shortcut in the implementation, it is how Chrome works: every tab in a profile shares one cookie jar, and no extension API divides it. If you need two accounts open side by side at the same instant, a second Chrome profile is still the right tool. Persona is for switching between them, and switching is fast. PRIVACY Everything stays on your computer. Persona has no server, no analytics, and no network code of any kind. Your sessions live in Chrome's local extension storage and are never transmitted anywhere.