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I went a step further and installed Temporary Containers. Unless the domain is a special one (and goes in a long-lived container), a new tab cannot share any co
by rakoo 6y ago
I went a step further and installed Temporary Containers. Unless the domain is a special one (and goes in a long-lived container), a new tab cannot share any content with other tabs. Whenever the tab is closed all site-related content is removed.
It's still a bit wonky because some sites do redirections, and it's not properly caught (unless there's some option I missed)
The next step is to disable _all_ cookies, even first-party, by default (unless I have a special relationship with the domain of course). It's working surprisingly well and I believe this should be the default.
- oauea 6y ago> The next step is to disable _all_ cookies, even first-party, by default I suppose you never login to websites?
- floren 6y agoI'd assume he considers "having an account" to fall under the clause you snipped: "(unless I have a special relationship with the domain of course)"
- vorticalbox 6y agoI did this too. Another pain point I've found is when logging into websites with github or other oauth provider requires grouping that website in with the services perminent container.