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I'm a big fan of Firefox containers. I occasionally need different logins for the same sites and containers make that much easier than Google's profile feature.
by bbkane 4y ago
I'm a big fan of Firefox containers. I occasionally need different logins for the same sites and containers make that much easier than Google's profile feature.
- happymellon 4y agoSaves us with AWS accounts!
- GekkePrutser 4y agoO365 tenants too! Finally possible to log into multiple at the same time. Though MS Teams often gets stuck in a reload loop inside a container, but Teams is a total trainwreck anyway.
- happymellon 4y agoNot surprised. Do they not realize that some of us deal with more than one account?
- raffraffraff 4y agoContainers is the big thing imho. Having two bookmarks that go to different Gmail accounts, with each opening in a different container tab, and each container being logged into just that account. Same for AWS accounts.
- bee_rider 4y agoIs the purpose of using two bookmarks to open the container and gmail simultaneously? I just use one bookmark, two containers, each is only logged on to one gmail account.
- raffraffraff 4y agoOne bookmark opens one account, the other opens the other account. I use an extension to match URLs to containers. So it's possible to have bookmarks "gmail [work]" and "gmail [personal]" that open in the right container, already authenticated.
- adamfrank321 4y agoAre extensions and their settings shared across all containers? One thing I love about Chrome/Edge profiles is being able to different extensions enabled/disabled and configured differently across them. For example, I have a "private" profile that always runs windscribe vpn and other privacy-heavy extensions that I might not necessarily want running on my "base" profile.