should be able to use multiple login accounts

yup, it's a great idea. Digsby (a stand-alone application) already has this functionality.

This needs to be fixed. i have the same problem.

please fix this.

thankyou

Please, add password support for multiply profiles. I need privacy, because many people are using my Firefox. But without Yoono "master" password, everyone can see my social networks connected automaticaly...

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i need a "Master" Yoono Password !!.

I think staff should create a ''Log Out'' button for all the applications. I don't feel safe and probably others don't feel safe being logged in 24/7.

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Log Out Button.

A few suggestions and compliments:


(1) I have two accounts for most of services: one for personal, another for business. At times third one for my hobby. i.e. 3 Tweeter's, 2 Facebook's, 2 MySpace's, etc.


I've been looking for an efficient way to mange all of these multiple accounts and save time. Yoono has been great since I discovered it a few days ago. The only thing that stops me now from using it is that it does not let me log into *all* of my accounts at the same time.


Considering why people may be using Yoono, i.e. efficient way to manage multiple social network accounts, I think for its continued success, multi-account log-in function is critial.


(2) I wold love to be able to log in and out of Yoono. My workstations are shared at times; I would like to log out so that others will not be able to mess with my social accounts.


(3) I would like to see Yoono letting us create multiple Yoono account. I give my assistants and associates an access to selected accounts. I would like them to be able to use Yoono, but to an account I created for them with an access to the account that I choose.


Lasty compliments:


I've test-drove a few social network site management applications, and I think Yoono is exactly what people need. Great job!


I love all the function Yoono offers, including being able to choose on which service I want my update to be posted and being able to add replies right in the side bar. It has decent GUI and easy access to common functions.


I am looking forward to keep using Yoono!

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Multiple accounts log-in in a couple of POV.

support for more than one twitter account, support for facebook page updates (for band pages) and support for blogger (share to blogger would be nice) thanks for a great product ;)

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support for more than one twitter account.

Yoono should add a log in and out option as well and needs to refresh all friends when logging in. I didn't see any option for logging out or in to yoono??

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adding a login and out.

How do I force log in password for Yoono? The PC I use is shared and currently Yoono automatically logs in my IM accounts without requesting for a password.

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login password required.

How do i disable automatic login?? i mean every time i open firefox i get logged in to yahoo and other stuff . . i don't want that.

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Disable Auto Login.

Here is an alternative to disable auto login : just turn of the sidebar [by clicking the orange man] and whenever you open firefox you can re enable it to sign in . . I am sure a lot of you have already figured this out . but for those who haven't . . hope this helps .

I agree with having the ability to log in and out with multiple accounts. My husband and I both have separate emails and accounts on different sites for work and personal and we both use the same computer at home so having only one yoono account doesn't really do us any good.

I love the Yoono service, but I have other people that use my computer sometimes. I really don't want them to be able to see my Yoono updates. How do I log off the service (Firefox Sidebar) while others are using my computer, then log back in later?

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How do I Sign Out and then Sign back In to the Yoono Service?.

How the heck do you log off accounts in yoono or turn it off?

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how do you log off accounts.

We have one computer in the family. It would be neat to be able to toggle between accounts by user.

User A and User B use same computer. User A and B have facebook and twitter accounts. User A signed up for Yoono and set it up on the computer. But everytime User B uses the computer User B sees User A's updates. How can User B see User B's updates when User B is on the computer?

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Toggle between users.

I agree with all that was said here. Many people use multiple myspace/twitter/facebook accounts (work and/or personal) and lots of people have several different email accounts. Also unless you live alone, there's probably a good chance your wife/husband, children, and even parents (if you are caring for both parents and children at the same time) would be using your computer and want to use Yoono, especially if you've told them how great it is. If you have guests, they'll use it too. So I think you should enable a feature to use YOONO logins (like meebo does), AND enable multiple logins of each service within each login. That way, if I want to post from my personal account, I simply login to that account, but then when I want to post from my business account, I don't accidentally post personal stuff.