*Signs in to Outlook*

"You signed out of your account.
It's a good idea to close all browser windows."

That pisses me off so much.

I'm a visiting student at a community college for a few cheap classes.

I'm a full-time student at a 4 year university.

Both of them use Outlook.

But I can't check both fuck email accounts in the same session. It's fucking bullshit.

@Stuxnet Use 2 incognito windows, or firefox + chrome.

Or:

OPTIONS

--user-data-dir=DIR

Specifies the directory that user data (your "profile") is kept in. Defaults to $HOME/.config/google-chrome . Sepa‐

rate instances of Google Chrome must use separate user data directories; repeated invocations of google-chrome will

reuse an existing process for a given user data directory.

Which means you can run two completely seperate instances of chrome, just use this commandline option to specify different path for one of them

Close browser, option => restore previous session.

But yeah, anoying and stupid as trump after taking meth.

I usually just have an incognito window open for my second account, but definitely frustrating

@Stuxnet There is a feature called container tabs in firefox recently.. Look into that.. You can have seperate instances of the websites in seperate containers.. Cool feature that.

@aEEEdev Basically commandline option found it's GUI :D

"When devrant gets facial expressions"

@Stuxnet Do you have a moment to talk about our lord and savior IMAP forwarding and account binding ?

I have hotmail ( outlook ) for anything formal since it is namesurname@hotmail.com,

One gmail account to behave like trash can, i use that mail to log in some no name websites and stuff.

One actual gmail account to use in serious platforms.

One gmail powered student mail account, which i use in IDEs and some other stuff

I bound every account into my actual gmail account. Now i can check every mail without going into that outlook site or relogging.

@illegaldisease I'm no longer a visiting student and therefore no longer need to check that email account.

But I started using the Outlook that came with Office 365 for my main uni and I'll use the web version for the other one.

But I'll keep it in mind. Thanks for the suggestion