Multi login manager and session box: open each account on one site in its own isolated Multi Session tab, kept even after restarts.
Users
224
+109 in 30 days
Rating
3.0 / 5
+3.00 in 30 days
Ratings
3
+3 in 30 days
Store rank
#61K
#51K among extensions
Version
1.0.4
updated 5 Oct 2026
Users
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Latest, 15 Oct 2026:224 usersMove the mouse over the chart for any month
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Latest, 15 Oct 2026:3 ratingsMove the mouse over the chart for any month
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About Multi-Session: Multi Login Manager
Multi-Session is a multi login manager and session box for keeping several logged-in sessions of the same website open in one browser, each in its own isolated tab.
Click the toolbar icon to open your session box, then hit "+ New session". A blank tab opens with its own empty, isolated cookie jar — log into a different account there and it stays separate from every other session, even on the same site. Each tab gets a small numbered badge, so you always know which session you are looking at.
Your session box remembers
This is where Multi-Session is different from the usual "just open a private window" trick: closing a tab no longer throws the session away.
- Close the tab and the session goes dormant, with its logins and last site kept intact.
- Open it again from the session box with one click, back on the same site, already logged in.
- Show jumps to a session that is still open, so you stop hunting through tabs.
- Close ends the tab but keeps the session saved.
- Forget erases that session's stored logins and hands its number back for the next new session.
- Sessions also survive a browser restart. When Chrome brings your tabs back, they are re-attached to the sessions they belong to, and anything not restored is still waiting in the session box.
No more rebuilding sessions #2 and #3 every morning.
Handy for managing multiple accounts on one platform, juggling client logins as a freelancer or agency, testing different user roles as a developer, or checking a customer's view without losing your own session.
Cookies never cross between sessions, and every request from an isolated tab has the browser's own cookies stripped before it goes out. A new session only takes a number that is free, so your sessions stay #1, #2, #3 instead of quietly drifting to #7. No account needed, no data collected, everything runs locally in your browser, and Forget wipes what is stored.