How to manage multiple Google accounts simultaneously

Sometimes, for one reason or another, it is necessary to have more than one Google account: a personal one for the blog I have with my friends ... for example. Manage all is a chore, since you need to make changes in one and the other frequently (for example, to check the mail), you have to close one to open the other, and again if you want to return to the original .

Google itself has realized that this is common, and from its search engine gives us the ability to easily switch between accounts. To do this, from the home page, we'll have to click on the picture of our profile, and click on the option to be displayed in the window that displays 'Add Account'. We then redirected to a page where we loguearnos with the second account you are going to access.

Once done, switch between an account and another is as easy as re-display the window by clicking on our profile, and select the desired one.

However, this has some limitations. Some Google services like Google AdSense or Google Drive will require you to close session and open it again, do not serve simply changing the profile. For this there is also a more practical solution, again offered by Google, this time through your browser, Chrome. It is set different browsing profiles , so you would be interpreted as two different users, oblivious to each other (except that they share the same IP of course).

You can determine these profiles by going to 'Settings' in the classic wrench Chrome.There, among the basic options, towards the end, you will find the 'Add User'. This will open a new window where you will access a different account.

The downside of doing it this way independence is created between the different sessions of Chrome. So you will not see the same markers as ever, since the new navigation data to be displayed are those associated with the new account, not expected to be none. However, as conflicts tend to be on a few occasions, a solution is comfortable enough for daily work. Definitely, for practical purposes, to distinguish between two or more profiles in Google Chrome navigation is like having several browsers installed on your computer, with the advantage of not having software "over" occupying.

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