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However it doesn't appear to containerize extensions / add-ons, so it's probably still prudent to use a separate clean profile for banking to avoid the risk of

However it doesn't appear to containerize extensions / add-ons, so it's probably still prudent to use a separate clean profile for banking to avoid the risk of malicious data-slurping add-ons. Despite their claims for it: "Maybe you want to keep your bank’s website farther away from your Pinterest board"

oAlbe 9y ago
Would you trust using a potential "data-slurping" add-on at all? I honestly wouldn't, neither for my bank info, nor for my search queries. Just be mindful of what add-ons you install.
- grok2 9y ago
  I think the OP is sorta saying the same thing -- they perhaps don't want their banking container to see add-ons (except the container add-on :-)). It's perhaps okay to be relaxed about some add-ons in some environments, but not in all environments.
  - jlgaddis 9y ago
    Isn't this what profiles were designed for?
    - efreak 9y ago
      I always thought profiles we're designed for multiple users on one login; they've been around for ages, and I assumed it was because windows 98 wasn't good with multiple profiles/users.
mderazon 9y ago
This is the reason it's not useful for me I have separate LastPass accounts on each chrome profile (one for work and for personal use) and there's no way to keep them separate like this
- 482794793792894 9y ago
  Firefox does also have those completely separate profiles. Container Tabs are a new thing on top of that.