Is it possible to be logged into multiple GMAIL accounts in one browser?
Safari, but it seems Google only allows one per browser so I'm forced to use
Safari, Opera and Firefox--one for each. Can you keep three GMAIL sessions
open or not?
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Assuming you have accounts 1, 2 and 3:
1. Enable pop access for accounts 2 and 3 (http://is.gd/fStN)
2. Set up account 1 to check mail at accounts 2 and 3 (http://is.gd/fStW)
3. In account 1, add a custom From: address for accounts 2 and 3 (http://is.gd/fSwX)
You will now be able to send and receive mail as any one of your three gmail identities, as if you were logged into all three separately. i.e., if you're logged into account 1 and mail comes in from account 3 and you press reply, gmail will choose the From: as account 3.
Two things to note about this setup: mail sent while logged into account 1 stays in account 1's Sent Mail folder and does not get copied to account 2's Sent Mail folder. This means that if you log into account 2, you'll still have all the mail you've received, but won't have access to any of the mail you've *sent* while you were logged into account 1.
The second thing to consider is that anyone using Outlook will see something like this:
From: Michael Paul (account1@gmail.com) on behalf of Michael Paul (account3@gmail.com)
Outlook is the only mail client I know that does this, based on personal experience, but there may be more. Most email clients will make it appear that your mail is coming from account3@gmail.com, if we're talking about the above example.
This also works with Google Apps For Your Domain. In my case, I have my personal email address that is checking two of my @olisproducts.com email addresses. When mail from either one of those @olisproducts.com addresses comes in, it gets labeled as such, which helps me manage the different accounts. If I wanted to see all mail from a specific account, for example, I could just click on the mike@olisproducts.com label and there are all my messages for that account.
Hope that helps.
Enabling POP - http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=13273
Mail Fetcher - http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=21289
Adding a custom 'From' address - http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&ctx=mail&answer=...
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(I'm in no way affiliated with them or anything, I use it to manage 6 Gmail and Google App accounts.)
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I suppose that MAYBE using Lunascape, a browser which can simultaneously utilize the Trident (Internet Explorer), Gecko (Firefox), and Webkit (Chrome) engines might be able to pull it off if you're using a separate engine for each login. That would TECHNICALLY be logged in multiple times using one browser, but I don't know if that would be satisfactory for you. It's worth a shot, though--link to Lunascape is my source.
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What if you don't use Firefox (for whatever reason you may have)? I use it, but that doesn't mean everyone else does. I think the best way to do it is to have one master account that can send and receive mail from all your other accounts. One tab, one repository.
This may not work if your company's firewall blocks POP or SMTP ports to the internet. I know it didn't work for me back when I tried it in early 2008.