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Safari has this figured out from a UX point-of-view with their concept of “website settings”. I wish other browsers would steal this idea and run with it becaus
by bradgessler 6y ago
Safari has this figured out from a UX point-of-view with their concept of “website settings”. I wish other browsers would steal this idea and run with it because “containers” and “switching profiles” doesn’t mean much to users or isn’t the best experience.
If you haven’t in a while, go check out “Settings for websites” on Safari desktop and mobile. It’s some pretty sane and reasonable stuff.