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I utilize Chrome's new built-in "Users" functionality to simply move between Home and Work accounts. Chrome, on the other hand, remembers the "last" user profile you used to start new windows. This is an issue if I shut my "Home" profile last, since the Email shortcut on my taskbar then goes to mail.mycompany.com using my Home profile, and I am not signed in. I'd want to modify the shortcut to the business webmail such that it includes an option instructing Chrome to always start as the "Default" user, regardless of the previous user used.
