Admin, editor and customer, all signed in at once.
Every tab keeps its own login, so signing in as your test user never logs your admin out. Name and color each role, and save the set as a workspace that reopens as you left it for the next release.
One window. Every line is its own login. Example accounts.
Sound familiar?
What it replaces
Logging in as the test user signs your admin tab out, because every tab shares one session
Incognito gets you one extra login. The third role means opening another browser
Four browsers open, and no idea which account is in which
Signing in to every role again each time you test
Every role in its own tab
Each identity keeps its own login, so admin, editor and new customer stay signed in side by side. Add as many roles as the test needs.
Know who you're testing as
Give each identity a name, a color and tags. No more wondering which email you used for test user three.
Your test setup, saved
Save the roles and the pages you test as a workspace. Reopen it for the next release and it comes back as you left it.
DevTools and extensions as usual
Ghost Browser is built on Chromium, so DevTools and your Chrome extensions work as they do in Chrome. Need another region? Put a proxy on one identity.
“Now, I don't have that hesitation.”Jennifer Shaeffer, QA tester at TeamSnap, on switching to another project while waiting on a developer
Try it with your own accounts.
Free for up to three identities. No credit card needed.