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Best Practices for Using Two Different Accounts or Account Types
Best Practices for Using Two Different Accounts or Account Types

Instructions for logging in from two different browsers or an incognito browser.

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Written by Monica Burke
Updated over 4 months ago

If you need to log in to two different Otus accounts at once, here are the options we recommend.

Option 1: Use two different browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox...)

Option 2: Use an Incognito Window (Chrome) or Private Window (Safari).


Option 1: Use Two Different Browsers

If you are logging in to two different accounts, use a different browser for each account. For example, use Chrome for one account and Safari for another. Or Safari for one and FireFox for another.

Example: Using Chrome (left) for one account, and using Safari (right) for the other:


Option 2: Use an Incognito Window

You can use an Incognito Window for Chrome, or a Private Window for Safari. Both will allow you to enter into a "clean" browsing space, where there isn't any stored data/browsing history, and the browsing history and logins won't be saved.

Keep in mind, when using an Incognito Window or Private Window, Single Sign-Ons won't be saved; you'll need to enter in your username and password, even if you try to use Single Sign-On.

Chrome

  • Step 1: While in your Chrome browser, select the ellipsis in the upper-right corner. Select New Incognito Window.

  • Step 2: Go to my.otus.com/login. Login to the second account.

  • Step 3: You now have one account in your regular browser window, and the second account in the Incognito window. Navigate through each account as needed.

Safari

  • Step 1: While in your Safari browser, select File, then New Private Window.

  • Step 2: Go to my.otus.com/login. Login to the second account.

  • Step 3: You now have one account in your regular browser window, and the second account in the Private window. Navigate through each account as needed.

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