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I'm curious, why not just use Firefox Multi-Account Container[1] and setup Facebook and Google to open in its own container[3]? The way I see Facebook Containe
by sirn 8y ago
I'm curious, why not just use Firefox Multi-Account Container[1] and setup Facebook and Google to open in its own container[3]?
The way I see Facebook Container (as an outside who have been using Multi-Account Container for a while) is that it tried to ride on the Delete Facebook wave few months ago to make people aware of Multi-Account Container functionality, so these Google Container/Reddit Container/etc. always seems weird to me.
[1]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account-containers/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account...
[2]: https://imgur.com/KZuJmgq https://imgur.com/KZuJmgq
- dralley 8y agoFacebook container has tha two main benefits over multi-account containers, which is that it requires zero setup, and that when you click a link on Facebook it drops out of the container.
- StreakyCobra 8y agoAs a workaround for your second point, it is possible to right-click a link and use "Open Link in New Container Tab » No Container". Still a workaround though.