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As a standard practice, I set up a Google Apps for my small business clients. Between these and the Apps accounts for my various sites, I have so many Google logins that I've lost count. It's well into the dozens, which, I'm sure, is hardly a record for your typical indie web developer.
Until recently, this has become only a minor inconvenience when, say, juggling logins for testing Google Checkout (which I'm kicking to the curb...more posts on that later). Now with the advent of Google+ supporting only Gmail accounts, the problem has boiled over for me.
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As a standard practice, I set up a Google Apps for my small business clients. Between these and the Apps accounts for my various sites, I have so many Google logins that I've lost count. It's well into the dozens, which, I'm sure, is hardly a record for your typical indie web developer.
Until recently, this has become only a minor inconvenience when, say, juggling logins for testing Google Checkout (which I'm kicking to the curb...more posts on that later). Now with the advent of Google+ supporting only Gmail accounts, the problem has boiled over for me.
