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1. Differentiate Between Chrome and Canary Chrome

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   Franek Grzanek supported this idea  ·  April 02, 2021

2. Track which Chrome profile is in use.

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   Franek Grzanek supported this idea  ·  March 31, 2021
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   Franek Grzanek commented  ·  March 31, 2021  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   I have similar issue. I use different chrome profiles to work and personal stuff. I could be using two browsers to differentiate it but Google recently stoped synchronisation between chrome and other chromium based browsers so it's not that easy now to keep bookmarks and passwords all in one place. Alternatively if manic time could differentiate chrome and chrome canary it would also do the trick.

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