As a web developer, I frequently access multiple websites with multiple accounts, often on different pages. Each of these pages might use different login credentials.
For example, a common scenario is any WordPress site. I log in as a user on the main page, but I log in as an admin on /wp-admin/.
Another, much more rare, scenario involves one website where a login username on one page is something like "Master" to get me access to site administration areas. However, a different page on the same site also uses "Master" to give me access to phpMySQL. These two "Master" accounts share the same name, but not the same passwords, so I constantly have to manually enter in the password for one and choose "Do not update" when prompted so I can keep the password for the other.
It would be helpful if a login, when created in Identity Safe, were to have a checkbox, two-option dropdown, or a two-option radio button list that would allow us to choose whether a login was to be available on any page in the domain, or if the login is specific to only the page the user is currently on. Obviously, the default should be for any page in the domain since most users aren't developers and wouldn't have this kind of need.