When explaining how Tridion works, I find it helps having two browsers or tabs open to show how separate users interact with the CMS.
I'll typically have say, Chrome and Firefox open with two different users logged in or Chrome and Chrome's Incognito tab open with separate users and sessions.
But I sometimes have a hard time "losing" a user for a given browser. For example, in Chrome, I'll "obliterate" the available items (from the beginning of time) under Clear browsing data
, close the browser, and re-open the Tridion CME still logged in as the same user. There's no single sign-on in these setups--I log in using the domain\user and password manually.
How do I get Chrome to "forget" my user? Any other recommendations on how to test or demonstrate multiple users for scenarios like check in/out or workflow?
Edit: I tested and documented Dominic's multiple url suggestion in this question, thanks for the help all.