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Still nothing for Google Apps users.

by mudrast 14y ago

notatoad 14y ago
When you say nothing do you mean nothing special, or do you mean that you can't access G+ at all from google apps? Because on both of my apps accounts, google+ works just fine.
potatolicious 14y ago
I'm okay with that personally. The thing that bugs me is that it doesn't support multi-accounts yet. At work we use Google Apps, which I have signed in simultaneously with my personal Google account. I can pop between my personal and company GMails easily. Whenever I click on a G+ link it insists on using my company account, telling me I can't get Google+, etc etc. There's no way to switch over to my personal account to actually use it :(
- tsycho 14y ago
  One temporary/hacky multiple account solution is to use multiple Chrome profiles (I think Firefox also has something similar). This way I have separate work and personal Gmails working smoothly, and using different themes for the profiles also means that I don't mistake the windows and send out something from the wrong email account.
  - jrockway 14y ago
    I don't think this is a hacky solution so much as a great solution. Chrome profiles are a very convenient feature because they can add multi-login support to anything, not just Google sites.
- melvinmt 14y ago
  I have exactly the same problem. My half-baked solution is to use my Google+ account in my secondary browser (e.g. Safari) and use the Google Apps accounts in the other one. It's not perfect and it's frankly the reason why I don't check into G+ that often.
  - mayanksinghal 14y ago
    Or use chrome profiles, they are working well for me.
- raldi 14y ago
  Could you elaborate on that a little? I have two Google accounts, both on different Apps domains, and I have no trouble using multilogin support with G+ on either. To help debug: 1. Does multilogin support work at all for you? In other words, can you open both accounts' GMail in side-by-side tabs in the same browser? (The URL should contain something like "/a/something.com" or "/u/0" in each one.) 2. In the first of these tabs, if you click the +You link in the upper left corner, does it take you to G+? 3. Same as #2, but with the second tab
- Ironlink 14y ago
  In a browsing session, the Google account you sign in to first will be the default account used by Google. For Plus, the link for using your second session (as given in the Switch Account menu in the top right) is https://plus.google.com/?authuser=1 https://plus.google.com/?authuser=1 . You should also be able to use https://plus.google.com/u/1/ https://plus.google.com/u/1/ , which is the link used in the top-of-page nav menu on google.com after switching to your second session.
Ironlink 14y ago
Works fine for my Google Apps domain. Are you sure it isn't disabled in your Apps control panel? http://i.imgur.com/emsHH.png http://i.imgur.com/emsHH.png This setting is at: https://www.google.com/a/cpanel/DOMAIN.TLD/CPanelHome#Organization/subtab=services https://www.google.com/a/cpanel/DOMAIN.TLD/CPanelHome#Organi...

Still nothing for Google Apps users.

by mudrast 14y ago

Still nothing for Google Apps users.

When you say nothing do you mean nothing special, or do you mean that you can't access G+ at all from google apps? Because on both of my apps accounts, google+ works just fine.

potatolicious 14y ago

I'm okay with that personally. The thing that bugs me is that it doesn't support multi-accounts yet. At work we use Google Apps, which I have signed in simultaneously with my personal Google account. I can pop between my personal and company GMails easily. Whenever I click on a G+ link it insists on using my company account, telling me I can't get Google+, etc etc. There's no way to switch over to my personal account to actually use it :(

tsycho 14y ago
One temporary/hacky multiple account solution is to use multiple Chrome profiles (I think Firefox also has something similar). This way I have separate work and personal Gmails working smoothly, and using different themes for the profiles also means that I don't mistake the windows and send out something from the wrong email account.
- jrockway 14y ago
  I don't think this is a hacky solution so much as a great solution. Chrome profiles are a very convenient feature because they can add multi-login support to anything, not just Google sites.
melvinmt 14y ago
I have exactly the same problem. My half-baked solution is to use my Google+ account in my secondary browser (e.g. Safari) and use the Google Apps accounts in the other one. It's not perfect and it's frankly the reason why I don't check into G+ that often.
- mayanksinghal 14y ago
  Or use chrome profiles, they are working well for me.
raldi 14y ago
Could you elaborate on that a little? I have two Google accounts, both on different Apps domains, and I have no trouble using multilogin support with G+ on either. To help debug: 1. Does multilogin support work at all for you? In other words, can you open both accounts' GMail in side-by-side tabs in the same browser? (The URL should contain something like "/a/something.com" or "/u/0" in each one.) 2. In the first of these tabs, if you click the +You link in the upper left corner, does it take you to G+? 3. Same as #2, but with the second tab
Ironlink 14y ago
In a browsing session, the Google account you sign in to first will be the default account used by Google. For Plus, the link for using your second session (as given in the Switch Account menu in the top right) is https://plus.google.com/?authuser=1 https://plus.google.com/?authuser=1 . You should also be able to use https://plus.google.com/u/1/ https://plus.google.com/u/1/ , which is the link used in the top-of-page nav menu on google.com after switching to your second session.

Ironlink 14y ago

Works fine for my Google Apps domain. Are you sure it isn't disabled in your Apps control panel? http://i.imgur.com/emsHH.png http://i.imgur.com/emsHH.png This setting is at: https://www.google.com/a/cpanel/DOMAIN.TLD/CPanelHome#Organization/subtab=services https://www.google.com/a/cpanel/DOMAIN.TLD/CPanelHome#Organi...