On 17 September 2013 11:26, Ian Malone <ibmal...@gmail.com> wrote: > On 17 September 2013 04:03, Roger <are...@bigpond.com> wrote: > > I'm running 3 browsers Opera, firefox and Chromium in Fedora 19 > developing > > another drupal site. > > I need to have admin and anonymous users in browsers at the same time and > > find that none of the browsers allow that. > > Has anyone successfully got FF or Chromium to have 2 instances open and > > running two users of the same application. > > How? > > I think Firefox in private browsing mode running alongside a > non-private session should do that, but not sure whether it keeps > cookies during the session or not. > > AFAIK in private browsing mode, Firefox doesn't keep anything on the HDD, including cookies. I guess that could work for the OP's use case if he doesn't have to log in / supply a username and password every time.
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