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What is the reason firefox containers can't be used in private browsing mode? I really want to use them but also want to clear all stored data after closing a w
by Aurelius3 5y ago
What is the reason firefox containers can't be used in private browsing mode? I really want to use them but also want to clear all stored data after closing a window. So far I've just been using firefox nightly, firefox, and ungoogled chromium to give me a total of three maximum "containers"... Is there a better way to benefit from private browsing modes while allowing for more containers?
- Accacin 5y agoI use a Firefox addon called "Temporary Containers". Basically unless I tell it overwise, every tab I open (unless it's the same domain) is opened in a new container. When the tab is closed, the container is deleted. I use the automatic mode, but it's quite configurable in what you can do and works incredibly well. It's way better than private mode IMO.
- Aurelius3 5y agoThis would be ideal, but from what I understand this addon is built on the framework of mozilla's containers, which can not work in private browsing, which is a shame, I'm not sure why mozilla has set it up this way, although they likely have a good reason.