Control Alt Achieve: Managing Multiple Google Accounts in Chrome

Byryan

It is becoming more and more common for someone to have multiple Google accounts.

  • You have your personal Gmail account.
  • Then you have your school Google Apps for Education account.
  • Then you also have that Google account for the club/sport/organization you help run.

As a Google Education Trainer, I have lost count of how many accounts I have. Typically I have one, if not two, accounts for every school I work with, as well as dozens of accounts on the domains I run.

So the question is, how do you manage multiple Google accounts?

Source: Control Alt Achieve: Managing Multiple Google Accounts in Chrome

These are three great options for separating your accounts. On the iPhone and iPad I use iCab Mobile, which allows multiple profiles.

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