Maybe this makes sense on Chrome OS. But for other main stream OSes like Windows, User accounts should be best left on OS. maybe a quick way to change profiles but that should be limit. Any further than this would be just reinventing the wheel & duplicating the features(parental control for example) that are already present in Modern Operating System.
on a related note, has anyone noticed memory usage of Google Chrome? Its crazy bonkers?
It makes sense on Windows and OS X too. I have a couple sites where I have multiple accounts, and it's nice to just fire up another instance of Chrome where different credentials are saved. Different extensions per account and so on. I shouldn't have to switch users at the OS level (which is slow) just to manage multiple online identities for me.
Maybe this makes sense on Chrome OS. But for other main stream OSes like Windows, User accounts should be best left on OS. maybe a quick way to change profiles but that should be limit. Any further than this would be just reinventing the wheel & duplicating the features(parental control for example) that are already present in Modern Operating System.
on a related note, has anyone noticed memory usage of Google Chrome? Its crazy bonkers?