Hi People!

Hi People!
Checkvist is a big part of our day to day task management - we were delighted when we discovered it and can't shake the bug :-)

We have recently bought a couple of extra accounts so that we can separate ToDo stuff from our knowledge base which now houses most of our brains and functions nicely as a code repository and also works well to store topic related links

This is not meant to be a story of our lives but just to give background -- we are developers / integrators seeking to minimise our kit - lose some of the wires etc and increase geographic independance. As part of this we saw the light that we don't need gaming machines with 5kw power supplied to type a command line. So the new look is just Chromebooks and big screens. It works very well and is faster to boot and get stuff done than the big machines

The thing is that we would like to be able to open the two accounts in one browser (just one browser in a chromebook!) at the same time. Does anyone know of a straightforward way of doing this?

Thanks very much for any ideas
Mike

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  1. Kirill Maximov (KIR)17 December 2015 at 00:33

    May be, you can open an incognito window and open the second Checkvist account there?

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  2. Ishan Chhabra30 December 2015 at 13:13

    Use MultiLogin extension for chrome.

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  3. Mike MacDonald30 December 2015 at 14:04

    Hi Kirill / Ishan
    Thankyou both for your tips. 
    Ishan: Had not even heard about that extension -- will be very helpful 
    Thanks and happy new year 
    Mike

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