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This is why Firefox containers are so useful. I have a Google container for exactly this reason.

• brokenmachine 4y ago
  How does the container help? Do you set that google container to automatically delete the cookies on exit?
  • Ayesh 4y ago
    > delete cookies on exit Containers are similar to browser profiles, except that history, bookmarks, HSTS, saved passwords, and everything else apart from cookies and other persistent data are "containerlized". There are addons that introduce the concept of "temporary containers", that delete all cookies when you quit that container. Google Container makes sure that every connection to Google domains (including YouTube) use a Google-specific container. This is the case for recaptcha and other probes Google has.
  • chowells 4y ago
    You only log in to google in one container. You use that container only for google. In every other container, you're not logged in.
• e40 4y ago
  The reviews for this addon are scary, honestly. Doesn't seem like there is any sort of sync. That's a deal killer for me. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account-containers/reviews/?score=1 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account...
  • jedberg 4y ago
    I'm not sure why you'd need sync. The whole point is to isolate every website.
  • leovander 4y ago
    Originally it wouldn't sync across your signed in Firefox Accounts, the plugin would come across but not your saved containers/open with options. I feel like they might have added having your container settings being synced more recently though.
  • forgotpwd16 4y ago
    >The reviews for this addon are scary This just verifies my expectation that reviews giving the lowest score tend to be stupid.
  • RunSet 4y ago
    Be nice if there was a Firefox "No Pocket / No Hello / No Kitchen Sync / Just-a-Web-Browser-Without-Any-Bundled-Crap Edition".