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Its only in testing right now, but Firefox Nightly has "Containers" so you can exactly have different "buckets" for different types of browsing - https://wiki.m

• mahyarm 10y ago
  What I really want is something like this and it opening containers automatically based on url sets. So going to facebook would go to the facebook set automatically and isolate facebook. But I don't have to manually open the "facebook profile" to do the switch. Same with twitter, amazon, google*, youtube, apple, etc. If you have multiple accounts, you can have the interface pop up a "choose your subcontainer" automatically with the new google container or whatever. All browsing in that container would then stay in that subcontainer until you close it.
  • ethbro 10y ago
    After Firefox adds this, wouldn't that be a relatively simple plug-in? Just maintain a list of known info greedy URLs? (Note, not a tracker blocklist)
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  • Normal_gaussian 10y ago
    and deny other containers from embedding facebook urls?
    • mahyarm 10y ago
      If you want. Put it as a checkmark option?
  • ufmace 10y ago
    Yeah, as long as it only activates that container based on typing in facebook or going to a bookmark, not just any random site hitting that URL. Which would then probably break following links to those sites - could you trigger it based on a normal navigation to that domain, but not based on some other site trying to fetch an image from it out of the blue?
• nathancahill 10y ago
  Yes! I use and love containers.