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Same! Containers and Pop-Out video are the killer features too IMHO

MrOxiMoron 6y ago
yeah, as long are containers aren't synced and available on android it's not really an option for me, it's nice I can isolate certain sites, but if it doesn't work everywhere it's a bit pointless for me.
- SECProto 6y ago
  So having containers and pop out video available nowhere is preferable to them being available on desktop but not mobile?
- sp332 6y ago
  Progress on Containers is visible here: https://github.com/orgs/mozilla-mobile/projects/51#card-44872316 https://github.com/orgs/mozilla-mobile/projects/51#card-4487...
__soter__ 6y ago
I just used the pop-out video feature for the first time, after thinking it was going to be useless. It is really awesome and the ability to put the video anywhere, not just in the browser, was one of the first things in a while that made me say wow to a new feature in a web browser.
- subliminalpanda 6y ago
  I love using it as I WFH and use an RDP session to my work computer, open PIP on my local machine and have it hover over my RDP session. Very nice!
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ColanR 6y ago
Containers are awesome. Still waiting, though, for when I can set bookmarks to use a specific container. I have a few different gmail accounts and it would make accessing them a lot easier (having containers at all is already a huge improvement).
- Xylakant 6y ago
  I use pinned tabs for a similar use case (o365). Open the page in the container you want, right -click -> pin tab and it will remain on the left of the tab bar with just the icon remaining.
  - ColanR 6y ago
    Yup, that's exactly what I do right now as well.
- lcnmrn 6y ago
  Click ••• > Always open this in a Container > Pick one. Done.
  - ColanR 6y ago
    As I mentioned, it's for multiple different gmail accounts. Same url, different containers.
    - Xylakant 6y ago
      you might be able to trick around that if you can set up something that redirects. I have multiple bookmarks that go via the same URL via a redirect (it's an SSO login flow), but if I set the initial URL to be tied to a specific container, the entire flow remains in that container. So if you could set gmail.example.org to to redirect to gmail and gmail2.example.org as well, you could tie those urls to a container and use bookmarks. It's a bit roundabout, but it probably works.

yeah, as long are containers aren't synced and available on android it's not really an option for me, it's nice I can isolate certain sites, but if it doesn't work everywhere it's a bit pointless for me.

SECProto 6y ago
So having containers and pop out video available nowhere is preferable to them being available on desktop but not mobile?
sp332 6y ago
Progress on Containers is visible here: https://github.com/orgs/mozilla-mobile/projects/51#card-44872316 https://github.com/orgs/mozilla-mobile/projects/51#card-4487...

__soter__ 6y ago

I just used the pop-out video feature for the first time, after thinking it was going to be useless. It is really awesome and the ability to put the video anywhere, not just in the browser, was one of the first things in a while that made me say wow to a new feature in a web browser.

subliminalpanda 6y ago
I love using it as I WFH and use an RDP session to my work computer, open PIP on my local machine and have it hover over my RDP session. Very nice!
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ColanR 6y ago

Containers are awesome. Still waiting, though, for when I can set bookmarks to use a specific container. I have a few different gmail accounts and it would make accessing them a lot easier (having containers at all is already a huge improvement).

Xylakant 6y ago
I use pinned tabs for a similar use case (o365). Open the page in the container you want, right -click -> pin tab and it will remain on the left of the tab bar with just the icon remaining.
- ColanR 6y ago
  Yup, that's exactly what I do right now as well.
lcnmrn 6y ago
Click ••• > Always open this in a Container > Pick one. Done.
- ColanR 6y ago
  As I mentioned, it's for multiple different gmail accounts. Same url, different containers.
  - Xylakant 6y ago
    you might be able to trick around that if you can set up something that redirects. I have multiple bookmarks that go via the same URL via a redirect (it's an SSO login flow), but if I set the initial URL to be tied to a specific container, the entire flow remains in that container. So if you could set gmail.example.org to to redirect to gmail and gmail2.example.org as well, you could tie those urls to a container and use bookmarks. It's a bit roundabout, but it probably works.