

When you sign in to these applications, they open a browser window, so you can authenticate with whichever accounts you are already signed into in your browser.One for your personal email and non-MLML-related usage.Īn important note about applications that use Single Sign-On (SSO), like Zoom, Google Drive for Desktop, and Adobe Creative Cloud:.We recommend creating at least two profiles:.You can also create a desktop shortcut for each profile (Windows only).Set a different browser theme and picture for each one, so you can tell which account you are using at a glance.Click the icon with three vertical dots on each profile to access its preferences.

Now that you have added a second profile, when you launch Chrome you will be presented with a window showing all of your profiles and letting you choose which one you want to launch.NOTE: If you are signing into an SJSU account, you will be redirected to a webpage to login with your SJSU ID and authenticate with Duo.Sign in with the Google account that you wish to add. At the bottom of the menu that appears, click + Add.Open Chrome and click your profile icon in the top right.This is useful for keeping your personal information and bookmarks separate from your work/school accounts, as well as keeping multiple work/school accounts separate from each other. Each profile will be completely separate, with its own bookmarks, browsing history, browser add-ons, and stored passwords. Google Chrome lets you sign into multiple Google accounts each with its own window. This is helpful if you want to use some websites while signed into your SJSU Gmail account and others signed in with your personal account or an account from another facility, and avoid confusion about which is which. Both Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox provide features that allow you to use multiple Gmail accounts at the same time, but keep them separate.
