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Is it possible to simultaneously open two browser windows simultaneously with different sessions?

Is it possible to simultaneously open two browser windows (IE and FF), opened simultaneously with different HTTP sessions for the same web application? I think I remember that this was actually the standard way in IE 6.

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In IE8 and above, you can open multiple instances of this browser by running it with the -nomerge . This way, the session cookie will be separate for each instance. (source: IEBlog )

There are several ways for Firefox to achieve the same result as here on SuperUser

Chrome / Chromium and Opera have a private mode in which session cookies are not shared with other windows of the same browser (create a private window with Ctrl + Shift + N )

Tested in all of the above; note that this is universally valid only for session files (those that expire when the browser closes) - persistent cookies are processed slightly differently in each browser.

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Starting with IE 8.0, -nomerge is deprecated, use -noframemerging instead, see IE CL options .

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1339060/

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