Often we require to login to multiple sessions on the same website and access them simultaneously. In general if you are already logged in on a site you can’t login to the same site using different login id. For example, if you are logged in to your GMail account then you can’t start another session with different ID until you logout from the first session. The reason is simply because of the cookie management policy of browsers. But you can do it and work on multiple sessions simultaneously just going through steps mentioned below.

[1] Install Multiple Browsers- This is the most simple way; if you install 2 or more different browsers then you can start a new session of the same site on each browser. For example, IE is already available on Windows system and you installed Firefox or Opera then you can work on both. This is not an efficient way but it works.

[2] Use CookiePie with Firefox- You can work on multiple sessions on same website with Firefox. Just you need to install an extension called CookiePie. You can download CookiePie here.

After installing just open the first session and login to your first account. Now for the second session, open a new tab then right click on the tab and select Toggle On/Off Cookpie. That’s all, now you will be able to work with different IDs on same site.

[3] Internet Explorer 8- You can also work on different session with Internet Explorer 8. It comes with New Session mode. Just open IE8 and open the first session normally.

Next go to Menu -> File -> New Session it will open a new window. Now you can open the same site with different login id.

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