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2019/02/14 14:37:32 (permalink)
Basically I have two different login information for the same website.

I don't want to do it manually.

Basically I have 2 Plex accounts. Hope that is allowed. I want to be able to automatically login to each one.
 
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    Re: Firefox - How to automatically have two of the same website open in different containe 2019/02/14 15:08:06 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby ng4ever2 2019/02/14 15:08:44
    With two different Accounts Firefox is going to Prompt you each time I do not think you are going to get around it.
    Might find an answer on the Firefox Support Forum.

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    Re: Firefox - How to automatically have two of the same website open in different containe 2019/02/14 15:08:49 (permalink)
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    With two different Accounts Firefox is going to Prompt you each time I do not think you are going to get around it.
    Might find an answer on the Firefox Support Forum.




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    Re: Firefox - How to automatically have two of the same website open in different containe 2019/02/14 15:30:54 (permalink)
    maybe - open second "new private window" in ff & log on each account separately

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    Re: Firefox - How to automatically have two of the same website open in different containe 2019/02/24 16:45:11 (permalink)
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    maybe - open second "new private window" in ff & log on each account separately




    Yeah this is really the only 'easy' way to do it. 
     
    Some other options:
    1. Open a second instance of Firefox in Sandboxie
    2. Create a Windows 10 VM with VirtualBox and an ISO (probably overkill to go this route)

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    Re: Firefox - How to automatically have two of the same website open in different containe 2019/03/05 18:12:26 (permalink)
    Simple. Create another Firefox user/profile. I do it all of the time for users who want to do just that. With Chrome, I've done it several times. I don't have the same experience creating new users/profiles with Firefox but here's a guide.

    https://support.mozilla.o...emove-firefox-profiles
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