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Multi-Login GMail, YahooMail, HotMail
Add a drop-down box with your ID's to the WebMail login form.
Version: 2.0
Update: 13/01/2008
You must configure the script before it will work propery.
Compatibility:
For the count in Hotmail, Yahoo and Gmail uses the identification user.
For the count with Live_com, use the option: "insert another name".
Configuration:
----- Method 1 -------
Go to "Manage User Scripts" and use the "Edit" button to change the script.
Add your user ID's to this array
var names = ['your-email-1','your-email-2'];
----- Method 2 -------
type this in a window address bar
%appdata%\Mozilla\firefox\Profiles
keep going through folders 'till ur in the gm_scripts folder
right click the "multilogingmailyahoomail.user.js" file and select edit,
find these lines
//Add your user ID's to this array
var names = [];
and change to
//Add your user ID's to this array
var names = ['your-email-1','your-email-2'];
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fantastic. thank you.
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re: "keep going through folders 'till ur in the gm_scripts folder"
orrr... right click on the monkey in the statusbar, click Manage User Scripts, find this userscript, and click edit
waaay less hassle
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This script seems to have stopped working with the new hotmail (windows live hotmail) login form.
Has anyone succeeded in making it work recently?
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i'm having some trouble..i entered the emails and they appear in the dropdown box in gmail..but for my hotmail acc i can't login ?! anyone any ideas
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type this in a window address bar
%appdata%\Mozilla\firefox\Profiles
keep going through folders 'till ur in the gm_scripts folder
right click the "multilogingmailyahoomail.user.js" file and select edit,
find these lines
//Add your user ID's to this array
var names = [];
and change to
//Add your user ID's to this array
var names = ['youremail1','youremail2'];
(I don't think you need the @wherever.com part)
I hope this helps it took me awhile to figure it out to.
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Logout of Gmail and look the dropdown box in the username field.
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Yeah, I can't figure out how to add them.
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How to use it?
How to include logins?
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Well, this looks good, but for the life of me, I can't figure out how to use it. I'm pretty new to Greasemonkey, so I'm reasonably sure it's mostly me being a fool. But idiot-proofing it would be tres awesome :)