gorkys/chromeprofilemanage

Chrome Profile Manage is a lightweight Windows desktop application for keeping multiple Chrome browser identities completely separate from one another. Each identity gets its own dedicated folder on disk, so saved passwords, cookies, login sessions, installed extensions, and browser settings stay isolated from every other identity. This is useful for people who manage several online accounts and do not want them to bleed into each other. The way it works is straightforward. Chrome already supports running with a custom data directory by passing a startup flag, and this tool automates that process. When you launch a workspace from the application, it starts Chrome pointing at that workspace's dedicated folder. Nothing is shared between workspaces unless you explicitly copy one as a template into another. The template sync feature lets you configure one existing Chrome profile as a base and copy it into a new workspace. This saves time if you want several environments to start with the same extensions or bookmarks. The application also lets you set a startup URL for each workspace, edit names directly in the table, open a workspace's folder in Windows Explorer, and delete workspaces with a safety confirmation. The application is built with a framework called Tauri, which combines a Rust backend with a web-based interface but uses the system's built-in browser engine rather than bundling a full copy of Chrome. The result is a small, self-contained executable. You can download either a portable EXE that runs without installation or a standard Windows installer from the project's Releases page. The README is bilingual, with both English and Chinese versions of the documentation. The project includes light and dark theme support and is designed for frequent use through a compact, icon-based interface.