Post by Ada Turing on Jul 10, 2010 22:59:56 GMT -5
So, for those of us running multiple characters, constantly logging out and then in gets to be a major annoyance.
No more!
If you're a fan of Google Chrome, there's an easy way to get around it. It's called Iron. It's a completely portable web browser - it runs entirely out of a folder, it saves all cookies and history in that folder, and so on. This means that you can have two (or more) copies of Iron in their own folders, each with a different set of cookies - most importantly, in this case, the cookie that tells SDA that you're logged in as one particular character.
Download - 43 MB zip file
It's very easy to set it up - unzip it, copy-paste the folder as many times as you need, and then inside each folder, the file "IronPortable" (should be the only one other than folders) is a stand-alone browser. Log each one in as a different character, and rename the folders something unique and memorable, like a character name. I've got mine all tucked into a folder in My Documents, and then shortcuts straight to the browsers themselves on my desktop. Set the homepage to SDA, and that's all there is to it.
Enjoy!
No more!
If you're a fan of Google Chrome, there's an easy way to get around it. It's called Iron. It's a completely portable web browser - it runs entirely out of a folder, it saves all cookies and history in that folder, and so on. This means that you can have two (or more) copies of Iron in their own folders, each with a different set of cookies - most importantly, in this case, the cookie that tells SDA that you're logged in as one particular character.
Download - 43 MB zip file
It's very easy to set it up - unzip it, copy-paste the folder as many times as you need, and then inside each folder, the file "IronPortable" (should be the only one other than folders) is a stand-alone browser. Log each one in as a different character, and rename the folders something unique and memorable, like a character name. I've got mine all tucked into a folder in My Documents, and then shortcuts straight to the browsers themselves on my desktop. Set the homepage to SDA, and that's all there is to it.
Enjoy!