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I do this with Firefox's Temporary Containers. Every manually opened tab is a new browsing session, with no cookies etc. Closed tabs' data get deleted after 15
by npteljes 4y ago
I do this with Firefox's Temporary Containers. Every manually opened tab is a new browsing session, with no cookies etc. Closed tabs' data get deleted after 15 mins. Fantastic addon, and the usage is as seamless as it gets.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/temporary-containers/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/temporary-con...
- discardedrefuse 4y agoI do this too! I pair Temporary Containers with the Containerise add-on which lets me create persistent containers for a few specific sites that I want stay logged in to. This setup works well with one glaring exception... Cloudflare and their stupid boats. Using temporary containers for everything has really shone a light on just how much of the web Cloudflare is gobbling up. Cloudflare throws a captcha at me every time I visit any website they gatekeep for. I'm talking mostly about random sites that turn up in web searches. Its annoying enough that when I encounter a Cloudflare captcha, I just close the tab and try the next site. Now I'm wondering if there's a way to eliminate results from web searches that use Cloudflare with something like the uBlackList add-on.
- npteljes 4y agoI do something very similar, but with just the built-in Multi-Account Containers addon. Although its usage is not the most intuitive.