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How to logout from Google Search engine while keeping Gmail logged in ?

nicolas.guibourg
nicolas.guibourg
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Hi,

is there a way to de-sync the loggin from Gmail and Google search ? I don't want to be logged in on any web search using Google search engine, while at the same time I'd like to keep me logged in in Gmail webpage.

If I log out from Google search page, then I get automatically logged out from Gmail. Quite annoying.

Thanks

Hi, is there a way to de-sync the loggin from Gmail and Google search ? I don't want to be logged in on any web search using Google search engine, while at the same time I'd like to keep me logged in in Gmail webpage. If I log out from Google search page, then I get automatically logged out from Gmail. Quite annoying. Thanks

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Eve
Eve
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Best thing I could think of is using private mode to google search and maintaining your login for gmail on your non private window.

nicolas.guibourg
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Thanks. So, you mean there is no way directly in Firefox, right ?

Eve
Eve
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Hmm. you might be able to replicate this behavior with containers https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account-containers/

And set one to have no google sign in (for google.com) and another with a gmail sign in?

jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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Hi nicolas.guibourg, it's about the Google cookies.

All regular windows share one cookie jar, and all private windows share a second cookie jar. So the first suggestion was to use a private window for your logged-out searching. Unfortunately, that imposes the cost that results links also will want to open in private windows, which is a problem if you want to retain that history.

If you need additional cookie jars in regular windows, then look at containers as mentioned in the third reply.

nicolas.guibourg
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evhenry said

Hmm. you might be able to replicate this behavior with containers https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account-containers/ And set one to have no google sign in (for google.com) and another with a gmail sign in?

Seems to work perfectly !!! Thanks so much evhenry.