Run multiple accounts on the same site at once — no incognito, no separate Chrome profiles. Assign each tab a named session and it gets a fully isolated environment.
HTTP (Set-Cookie) and JavaScript (document.cookie) alike — each tab sends only its own.
Proxied under a per-session key namespace. Every app sees only its own stored data.
Database names are prefixed per session — each session keeps its own databases.
Cache names isolated per session. PWA caches and offline data stay fully separate.
Open two or more tabs of the same website.
Name each tab a session — Admin, User1, Tester.
Each session gets a fully isolated environment — accounts never interfere.
Point a browser MCP (Playwright / Puppeteer over CDP) at a Chrome that has MultiLogin Tabs loaded, and a Claude agent inherits the per-tab isolation automatically. One agent can drive several accounts in parallel — each in its own sealed session, cookies never crossing over.