I
use Yahoo email for both my personal and business emails, and I have two
separate accounts. I view my email in a browser, and I’d love to be able to
have two browser tabs open, one for each account. As it is, I need to log into
one account, view my email, close the window, reopen the browser, log into the
other account, and view that email. What a pain! Is there a better way?
You have several options. The
simplest option is to use an email client application, like Outlook, Microsoft
Mail (Windows only), Thunderbird, or Mac Mail (Mac only), among many others.
Each of these applications downloads your email to your computer so that you
can read and respond to email while offline, and each supports interacting with
multiple email accounts simultaneously. You can have each of these applications
respond from the email account to which the email message was sent, and you can
set up different signatures for each of the accounts. If you’re willing to
install and use an email application, you have lots of options that will
satisfy your needs.
If you really want the ability to
handle your email in a browser, things get more complicated. One simple option
is to use different browsers for your different accounts (for example, Google
Chrome for personal email, and Internet Explorer for business email). You can
log into each account individually in the individual browsers.
The difficulty comes when you try
to use a single browser for multiple accounts on a single server, but most
modern browsers supply a technique you can use to make this possible. The name
for the solution varies depending on the browser, but look for terms like
“incognito” or “private” mode. For each browser, you can open a new window in
this private mode, and the browser handles each as a separate instance, with
settings hidden from the other windows. Using this technique, you can log into
multiple accounts on the same email server concurrently.
Our vote: Use an email client. It’s
simple, productive, and almost always free.
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