This feature does not work with all Google Products though (i.e.
There is a link in the top right of the options page called “Advanced Options.” Clicking on this will display another field after the password field called “Google URL.” This field lets you specify the Google URL that you want to land on after clicking on an account from the login form. Then you’ll also need to enter your username and password for each account. There is a field for a name/label, which is what will show in the Quick Login form. Once installed, you’ll need to go to the extension’s options to configure your Google accounts. So let’s see exactly how this extension works. Your information will be stored locally on your computer and the passwords are encrypted using an advanced encryption method. All you have to do is configure your accounts in options and Quick Login will take care of the rest. It acts as a Single Click Sign-in Assistant exclusively for your Google accounts and lets you access them quickly. If you use a password manager such as LastPass or 1Password, then you’ll find that Quick Login is very similar. It lets you quickly switch between Google/Gmail accounts, without having to type in your username and password over and over again. Today we bring you a Chrome extension called Quick Login, which works pretty much the same way, but has a limitation of 10 accounts. In the past we’ve covered Google’s Multi Sign-in feature, which unfortunately has a limitation of 3 accounts.
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