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Multiple Mastodon accounts on one computer
Mastodon is a network of independent servers, so each account has its own login page, its own rules and its own moderators. That shapes everything about running several accounts on one computer: which sign-ins can sit side by side, why a server may log you out or disable a login, what mastodon.social's published standards say, how teams and organisations set up access, and how to keep each account in its own browser profile. These guides stay with Mastodon's own documentation and Help Centre.
Can You Have Multiple Mastodon Accounts and Stay Logged In to Them on One Computer?Mastodon accounts live on separate servers, each with its own login page. See how to stay signed in to several accounts on one computer and your options.Why Does Mastodon Say 'Your Login Is Currently Disabled' or Keep Logging Me Out?Mastodon sign-in belongs to your server. Match the message you see, from the wrong login page to a frozen account, to its cause and the official way back in.Mastodon Server Rules and Multiple Accounts: What the Official Pages SayMastodon has no single rulebook: each server sets its own. See what the official pages say about extra accounts, ban evasion and bots, and how appeals work.Mastodon Business Account: How Brands and Teams Manage It Without Sharing PasswordsMastodon's documentation describes no business account type. See the official options for brands and teams: own domain, roles, verification and off-boarding.How to Keep Several Mastodon Accounts Apart on One PC With Browser ProfilesGive each Mastodon account its own Chrome profile so sign-ins stay apart. Step-by-step setup, naming, hand-over and backups, plus when a profile manager helps.
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