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How is that different from anonymous browsing tabs?

• zamadatix 5y ago
  It's per tab not per window and they can coexist with trusted containers. It also has a non-automatic mode where you select sites that open in temporary containers instead of selecting sites that don't.
  • nickthemagicman 5y ago
    Thank you for the info! That's really cool. Sounds almost like you can have containers like profiles. Where one tab is opened in a container signed in to an account and another signed into a different account. Will containers save your session when you close them?
• pvitz 5y ago
  Apart from the features in the sibling comment, your history will be kept.
  • kaba0 5y ago
    As well as cookies between restarts, so eg. you don’t have to login to google inside your google container.
    • nickthemagicman 5y ago
      If you can close containers and restart/reopen the container tab and have all of the session information still saved in that container... That means you can almost implement google profiles with containers. Except it's kinda per tab instead of per window. And that's really cool. Am I conceptualizing that right?
• lucideer 5y ago
  Anon browsing allows max 2 separate simultaneous contexts: the anon session and your tracked session. This allows many different anon sessions. It's also a nicer more consistent integration if you already use (permanent) containers.
  • nickthemagicman 5y ago
    That makes sense! Thanks for the info! Will containers save your session when you close them and reopen them again later?
    • lucideer 5y ago
      That's configurable. Sessions can be permanent, can be deleted as soon as they're closed, or a set period of time after last use.