> Too bad you still can't chose what add-ons that should run in a certain container. Using the same settings, including extensions, is why I use containers. C

> Too bad you still can't chose what add-ons that should run in a certain container. Using the same settings, including extensions, is why I use containers. Creating several containers is something that I can do in under a minute. If I decided to add an extension, it applies to all containers. Creating a single profile takes several minutes. Maintenance is also a concern, since the configuration of those profiles will diverge unless I am conscientious about updating them all at the same time. Profiles and containers serve different purposes and can be used in parallel. The main problem with Firefox lays in the difficulty in accessing profiles.