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Wouldn't you then have to log in twice to the same site if you have it opened in multiple tabs?
by swift532 8y ago
Wouldn't you then have to log in twice to the same site if you have it opened in multiple tabs?
- mcny 8y agoSounds like a feature to me. I'd love it if things worked that way.
- folkrav 8y agoPeople who are aware of how pervasive tracking is wouldn't mind much indeed. The average user would be _infuriated_ of having to login every time they open a tab.
- philipov 8y agoAverage users know how to use multiple tabs?
- Deinos 8y agoThat's where LastPass, et. al. come to the rescue. Minimizes the annoyance of multiple logins, while increasing overall security if they didn't already use a password manager.
- diminoten 8y agoMinimizes, but does not remove. I'll stick to Chrome when I want my browser to not lose my sessions constantly.
- gowld 8y agoEven if credentials were stored in browser (ideally has a revocable token, not a password) and login was one-click?
- pessimizer 8y agoThere's only so long that all those angry, multi-tabbing, somehow-simultaneously-both-ignorant-and-power users will be infuriated at every single website before they forget it ever wasn't like that.
- 7h3kk1d 8y agoPossibly add a merge trees feature?
- teovoinea 8y agoYou can choose to “always open this site in this container” and have the cookie persist.
- TheRealPomax 8y agoyou can "reopen this tab in container: ..." by right clicking on a tab, so yes, but going "oh I needed google creds" is two clicks.