Maintain multiple Facebook accounts

If you are having more than one Facebook accounts(or even one) and you can add this extension named "Quick Login for Facebook Accounts" to your Chrome browser. The extension is from the guys who have created the  extension "Quick Login for Gmail" (my previous post). This is also pretty simple and cool.

More information can be found here;
Quick Login for Facebook Accounts

One click does the magic. :)

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