Every cloud console open at once, without browser profiles

If you look after more than one cloud account, you know the routine: sign out of one console, sign in to the next, find your place again. Or a separate browser profile per client, each with its own window, bookmarks and extensions to keep in sync. Ghost Browser lets you keep them all open in one window instead.

One identity per account

Create an identity in the Identity Manager for each account you work in: production, staging, and one per client. Give each a name and a color, then open a tab in it and sign in. Each console keeps its own session, so signing in to one never signs you out of another.

Permanent identities keep their logins when you close their tabs, so tomorrow you open the tab and you’re already in.

Make production impossible to miss

Color is the cheapest safety check there is. Make production red and everything else calm. The tab tells you where you are before the page finishes loading, which is exactly the moment you’d otherwise run something in the wrong account.

Tags in the Identity Manager help once the list grows. Tag identities by client or by environment, then click a tag to see only those. You can also search by name, or sort by how often you use each one.

Keep your everyday logins in one place

The Default Identity (gray tabs) shares its logins across every workspace. It’s the right home for the accounts you always need, like GitHub, your password manager’s web vault or your team chat, while each client’s consoles stay isolated in their own colored identities.

Save each client as a workspace

Put a client’s consoles, dashboards and docs into one workspace and name it after the client. Switching clients becomes one click, and every tab opens signed in to the right account.

• Use Freeze Tab Set for an on-call checklist, so it always opens with the same consoles in the same order.
• Pass the workspace to whoever’s on call next, so they open the same set of consoles you had.

Need a different region?

Each identity can have its own proxy, set from the Identity Manager with Proxy Manager. That’s handy when a console or a customer-facing page behaves differently by country.

See how teams use Ghost Browser for cloud consoles.