How to stay logged into two different accounts at the same time?

[ccharliee 0]

I have both a business and personal Evernote account, the personal Evernote account being a Plus Evernote account. Is there anyway to stay logged into both accounts at the same time? I am often offline at many times, so I do not have the luxury of logging out and logging in between the two accounts all the time (it is also a pain to always have to be doing that).

[DTLow 5,697]

4 hours ago, ccharliee said:

I have both a business and personal Evernote account, the personal Evernote account being a Plus Evernote account. Is there anyway to stay logged into both accounts at the same time? I am often offline at many times, so I do not have the luxury of logging out and logging in between the two accounts all the time (it is also a pain to always have to be doing that).

Multiple account login is a feature on the Mac platform

[jbenson2 2,146]

23 minutes ago, DTLow said:

Multiple account login is a feature on the Mac platform

So you can have both accounts open at the same time?

[DTLow 5,697]

9 minutes ago, jbenson2 said:

So you can have both accounts open at the same time?

Both accounts  are logged in, and it's a menu item to switch accounts.

I wouldn't say both accounts are "open" - you can't be updating notes from different accounts at the same time

[jbenson2 2,146]

Thanks for the clarification. I thought the OP was interested in running both accounts at the same time.

 

[jefito 5,586]

The standard way to approach this on any Evernote client is to share notebooks between accounts.

[CalS 5,030]

On 10/10/2016 at 11:16 AM, ccharliee said:

I have both a business and personal Evernote account, the personal Evernote account being a Plus Evernote account. Is there anyway to stay logged into both accounts at the same time? I am often offline at many times, so I do not have the luxury of logging out and logging in between the two accounts all the time (it is also a pain to always have to be doing that).

You can have one account open in the EN client software and the other account open in a browser window.  May not be optimal for you use case, particularly when you are off line.  FWIW.