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I absolutely love the containers feature in general, and the Facebook one in particular. One severe use case limitation (for me) involves using containers to s
by JohnBooty 6y ago
I absolutely love the containers feature in general, and the Facebook one in particular.
One severe use case limitation (for me) involves using containers to separate work/home accounts. I am a developer, so I do a lot of screen sharing / presenting.
Theoretically, I could use Firefox containers to separate things into "work" and "personal."
However, all containers have a shared autocomplete history for the URL bar.
1. Suppose I visit "GirlsXXX.com" in my "Personal" container
2. The next day at work, I am screen-sharing and using my "Work" container
3. I type in "github.com" so that I can visit Github.com
4. As I type "g-i-t-h-u-b", "GirlsXXX.com" will be one of the autocomplete suggestions after I've types "g" and "gi"
- dotancohen 6y agoTo be fair, both Girls and Git have the concept of commitment. And I've got an extensive .girlsignore file. But under no circumstances should a push be tried on the former, especially if a gentle pull does not succeed.
- luc_ 6y agodon't quit your day job ;)
- imhoguy 6y agoI keep all job related stuff in separate desktop VM and only ever share that window over Zoom/MSTeams/Slack on the host system (better native pref). No surprises in years.