The actual problem is one of opening two different twitter accounts at once, but could equally apply to more than one gmail etc. account.
The text book technique (FF, Chrome) I think is to start browser instances each with a different profile for each different twitter account.
Is there a way of doing this with Safari?
Thanks in advance,
Safari-OTHER, Mac OS X (10.5.8)
Not sure if that can be done if Twitter picks up the same IP address.
A different profile in a different directory will save a second copy of the domain cookie.
It would be helpful if there were a list of command line args for Safari somewhere, but have googled to no avail :\
In theory at least WebKit could have a different cookie file location set for each browser window/tab by the looks... setPreferencesIdentifier
But I think this is more or less hardcoded into the browser settings to be a default and not a lot else. The Info.Plist file (right click on application icon) might have a setting, in which case maybe an instance of Safari could be invoked with a different cookie file location - not sure though I don't have a Mac in front of me! (Helping someone out remotely 🙂
Message was edited by: gso62
In theory at least WebKit could have a different cookie file location set for each browser window/tab by the looks... setPreferencesIdentifier
But I think this is more or less hardcoded into the browser settings to be a default and not a lot else. The Info.Plist file (right click on application icon) might have a setting, in which case maybe an instance of Safari could be invoked with a different cookie file location - not sure though I don't have a Mac in front of me! (Helping someone out remotely 🙂
Is there a way of mimicking the alternative profiles of other browsers on Safari?
