That’s what the use of new Identity Consistency feature.ĭue to this feature, users were also unable to clear Google Account cookies using “Clear browsing data” window which can be accessed using Ctrl+Shift+Delete hotkey. So basically both online Google account and Chrome’s local user account were linked together. The user was automatically logged into other Google services such as Gmail, etc in the browser. Same thing happened when a user signed into Chrome’s local user account using Gmail ID. Many people don’t want to sign into Google Chrome’s local user account using their Google Account information but as soon as they sign into Gmail or other Google services, they were automatically signed into Chrome’s local user account. Google Chrome Automatically Signs into Browser When You Log into Gmail or Other Google Services It’s a very useful feature.īut since the release of Google Chrome 69, whenever a user signed into a Google website such as Gmail, YouTube, Google+, etc, Google Chrome automatically signed the user into local user account present in Google Chrome using the same Google Account credentials. You can use different Gmail IDs, Facebook IDs, etc in different user profiles. For example, you can create one user profile/account for your professional use and one for your personal use. Google Chrome comes with multiple user profile/account feature and you can create multiple user profiles so that different users can use Google Chrome differently. This feature allowed Google Chrome to use your Google Account information to automatically sign into Chrome’s built-in local user account which is used to differentiate between multiple users and sync profile data. When Google Chrome version 69 was released, it came with a new feature called “ Identity Consistency” or “ Account Consistency“.
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