You’re set up — now give each account a room

One click to switch, one closed tab to forget. Here is the whole flow.

  1. Pin CrispLogin to the toolbar

    Click the puzzle-piece icon at the right of Chrome’s address bar, then the pin next to CrispLogin. The icon stays on the toolbar from then on — one click away, instead of buried in the extensions menu.

    Diagram: opening Chrome’s extensions menu and pinning CrispLogin to the toolbar
  2. Create a container and sign in there

    Click the icon, then “New container”. Give it a name, a start address and — if you like — a proxy. Everything you sign into inside that container stays in that container: cookies, localStorage, IndexedDB and cache are all namespaced.

    Diagram: creating a container and signing in inside it
  3. Close the tab when you are done

    For a managed site, closing the last tab saves the login as a snapshot and wipes the cookies, storage and history of that visit. Next time, pick the snapshot and you are back in without typing a password.

    Diagram: closing the tab, and the same site on the next visit

Want the account to come back on its own?

Mark a snapshot as the one to use for a domain, and the page opens already signed in. The free plan keeps one custom container; PRO removes that limit and adds a user-agent identity per container, PAC and Clash proxies, and carrying state between containers.

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Stuck on something?

Activation, device limits, refunds, and what happens when you cancel are all covered in the FAQ.