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That sounds more like incognito mode, no? Containers keep the cookies and other data, yes, so you don't need to re-login every time you start the browser.
by ric2b 8y ago
That sounds more like incognito mode, no?
Containers keep the cookies and other data, yes, so you don't need to re-login every time you start the browser.
- philsnow 8y agoI don't know how edge does incognito but in other browsers, incognito kills the tab history, so if you accidentally close a tab you can't trivially restore it with ctrl+shift+t or whatever.
- wungsten 8y agoThis is the case in Chrome but not in Firefox (private mode)
- dspillett 8y ago> That sounds more like incognito mode, no? Yes, but you can have as many active sessions as you need instead of just two. Incognito/InPrivate/whet-ever-other-browsers-call-the-feature tabs/windows share the same session so that gives you at most two active sessions: normal and incognito. The "new session" option in IE can have many more. For a lot of workflows two is enough, but sometimes I want something like "a couple of distinct base users, a manager, and an admin" for testing more complex user workflows.