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Q: Can I use stacks on multiple Chrome browsers (different Gmail accounts for different companies I manage)?

Can I just use an iCloud address to register the access on multiple browsers?

delgotzPLUSFeb 19, 2024

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TanayFromStacks

May 15, 2024

A: Hi there,

Absolutely, accounts on Stacks are separate from profiles in browsers. You can create multiple workspaces for each company you manage.

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