Hi all, we have a 2000 Confluence Server license we're actively using and finding increasingly useful. (Many thanks be to all who've helped that reality.)
Prior to a recent change prohibiting Firefox from being used, we would load Firefox and login to Confluence as a 'typical user' (we simply setup a generic username) and have that ready during the day to create &/or edit new content (we didn't want siteadmins names appearing as often), check permissions were usable etc.
Given that Firefox is no longer an option, Internet Explorer 11 has become unusable, and Chrome 'incognito' mode has been prohibited (for security reasons), we're not clear what practical options remain beyond finding a second computer just for that task (last resort?).
A number of us use this approach a lot (same person having immediate access to Confluence Server using two separate usernames from the same computer). We'd like to continue the practice (or close) if at all possible. Cheers - Hugh (Melbourne, Australia)
FYI I wasn't quite clear on how to word this question so happy to rename if OK to share ideas. I searched separate login, multiple logins, multiple users, multiple browsers, and the like before posting this question to avoid duplication but couldn’t see anything related. If related content is found please let me know and I'll do best to link.
