Microsoft also says that the feature won’t work if third-party cookies are disabled in a browser – so they have to be enabled. It’s not available, for example, for Microsoft 365 operated by 21 Vianet, Microsoft 365 Government, and “Germany cloud environments.” Pretty much – although there are some exceptions. Microsoft says the modification to its service has been made based on “past customer conversations” and is a “highly requested” change. “As the boundaries between work and personal are overlapping, Microsoft users typically wear multiple hats and switch contexts throughout their workday to get their work done and stay productive.” Microsoft chalks the change up to the pandemic and the way it changed our attitude towards work and where we complete it - with so many people now working from home, there aren't clear dividing lines. She continues, “Users will now be able to sign into multiple accounts in the same browser, and seamlessly switch between the accounts without needing to sign out and sign back in.” Why has Microsoft made the change? “Soon, Microsoft 365 web users will no longer need workarounds to use multiple work (Azure Active Directory) and personal (Microsoft Account) accounts while using any of the Microsoft 365 web apps.” “Today, we have some exciting news to share!” Gordon says in a blog post. “Users will now be able to sign into multiple accounts in the same browser, and seamlessly switch between the accounts without needing to sign out and sign back in.” said Amara Gordon of Microsoft. Although not the most arduous task in the world, they’re still all unnecessary and time-consuming. Naturally, they all have different use cases and are often used for entirely different tasks.Īt present, to use a different account, you have to either sign out of the one you’re signed into, use a private browsing window, switch browsers, or switch devices.
Microsoft Switches it UpĪs Microsoft users will know, Microsoft lets you have multiple accounts, including work, school, and personal accounts. Microsoft says the changes will be rolled out between April and June, so by summer, account holders will have a seamless account-switching experience at their fingertips. The feature will mean account holders can avoid the arduous task of signing out of an app and then back in again with another account, or work in a different browser. Microsoft has announced that it is rolling out a new feature that allows users to switch between work and personal accounts on the same browser.
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