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It breaks some webpages to do that and Mozilla unfortunately can't always just put user privacy above all else, because then webpage owners have little incentiv
by 482794793792894 9y ago
It breaks some webpages to do that and Mozilla unfortunately can't always just put user privacy above all else, because then webpage owners have little incentive to test their webpage in Firefox, as they'll make less money if they can't invade user privacy so much anymore.
Tor Browser has essentially what you described, so it's not the case that resource usage would be problematic.
- feanaro 9y agoYes, I'm interested in the technical background of this supposed breakage. Having a container-per-tab is essentially the same as that tab being the only one open in the browser, from the webpage's perspective. How could that break anything? Update: Nevermind, the right answer is that users probably expect that different tabs pointing to the same website share the same context.