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can you run two sesions of firefox, one in privacy mode and one not in privacy mode

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can you run two sessions of Firefox, one in privacy mode and one not in privacy mode. Basically, in chrome, i can login facebook with 2 different account, I open chrome got to FB and login (account1), then i click ctrl-shift-n, and go to FB and login (account2) the question here is, Is this possible with firefox????

can you run two sessions of Firefox, one in privacy mode and one not in privacy mode. Basically, in chrome, i can login facebook with 2 different account, I open chrome got to FB and login (account1), then i click ctrl-shift-n, and go to FB and login (account2) the question here is, Is this possible with firefox????

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Use the -no-remote command line switch to open another Firefox instance with its own profile and to run different Firefox instances simultaneously.

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Hi,

You could try using two (or more) profiles. You can also Sync personal data, settings etc. between the profiles, or you could do it manually. You can choose either Private browsing or the normal browsing, anyways the personal data, cookies, cache etc. are isolated from each other unless you choose to sync or copy manually.

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well, i did try it, created two profiles, the only problem seem you can not run both profiles on the same computer, unlike you can do with chrome. Maybe i should redifine my question, Is it possible to start, two completely different sessions of firefox.?? so one sesion has no idea what the other sesion is doing,

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Use the -no-remote command line switch to open another Firefox instance with its own profile and to run different Firefox instances simultaneously.

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Nice very nice