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Save and restore browser identities. Switch between accounts without logging in again. Stop logging in and out every time you switch accounts. Multily saves a browsing session — cookies and open tabs — as a named profile, and restores it later already logged in. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open an incognito window and log into an account (or a few, in different tabs). 2. Click Multily and save the session as a named profile. 3. Come back anytime: click Open on that profile and a new incognito window appears, already logged in. Saving doesn't close your window — keep browsing, and click "Update this profile" whenever you want to refresh that profile's cookies and tabs without starting over. BUILT FOR • Developers juggling personal, client, and test accounts • Marketplace sellers running more than one store account • Social media managers keeping each client's identity separate • Anyone with more than one account they actually use PRIVACY Saved profiles — cookies and tabs — are stored locally on your device only. Multily never transmits your cookies, passwords, or sessions to any server. Full privacy policy: https://multily.com.br/privacy.html FREE VS PREMIUM Free: up to 2 saved profiles. Premium: unlimited profiles, no ads — unlock with a subscription or an activation code. KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS Alt+Shift+M opens the popup, Alt+Shift+D opens the full dashboard, Alt+Shift+S quick-saves the current session. Customizable at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. Questions or feedback: contato@multily.com.br
Aug 22, 2026
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