It's entirely unclear to me whether feature requests should be posted here or on the issue tracker, but this one seems to be the place, so here goes.
Let's say that I have more than one Gmail address - one for work, one personal one, another few for some of my websites, neat-o. Right now, if I want to check all of those e-mail addresses, I have to log out and re-log in. So I was thinking 'hey, wouldn't it be neat if I could add multiple application links (or something), each of which opening one of my email inboxes?'. Well, I wasn't actually thinking that, but it does give a background for the idea itself. The basic idea is that a special mode is added to Chrome in its 'application link'-mode, i.e. the link on a user's desktop/start menu/ quickstart bar, in which all information contained in that specific application link (i.e. that website) is isolated from the 'shared' Chrome data. For the Gmail example, this would mainly involve the Gmail login information (cookies and such), but I'm sure that many more neat applications can be figured out for that one. With this specific feature, it would be possible to have several Gmail application links in one's start menu / quickstart bar / desktop, each one opening a different e-mail account. Expanded to Chrome in general, for example through either bookmarks or a flag that can be set in a new Chrome tab, one could have several tabs opened to different Gmail accounts - or other sites where one could have multiple simultaneous logins - without one affecting the other. I personally don't need a history feature when I have Gmail opened, and besides, when I navigate away from the Gmail page - for example when clicking a link - Chrome will, instead of re-using the Chrome window in application mode, open up a new tab in the 'main' Chrome process. The regular Chrome operation - store history, cookies and whatnot in a central repository - would then be resumed from that point on. I personally think that something like that would be neat and convenient, and would boost productivity and the need to re-login to various websites, mainly e-mail websites. I know, it's currently already possible to have multiple instances of Gmail open using incognito mode, but that one doesn't keep you logged in after you close the window, so unless you have Gmail open all day - which normal people shouldn't, ;) - that's not really a proper solution. Anyways, just poasting a suggestion, I somehow doubt it (and a lot of other suggestions, =D) are going to be implemented anytime soon, but I just might've inspired a developer or something. Also, I wasn't able to find other similar suggestions, so I'm hoping I didn't just waste fifteen minutes (or so) typing all this. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Chromium-discuss" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/chromium-discuss?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
