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> I do want every new tab I open to come with a clean slate I'd like that too, how can you do that? I've been using Firefox containers for a while. When I ope
by ranting-moth 4y ago
> I do want every new tab I open to come with a clean slate
I'd like that too, how can you do that?
I've been using Firefox containers for a while. When I open a new tab it opens in the default non-container which carries it's own storage cesspit.
- _flux 4y agoYou need to use Temporary Container's shortcut to open the tab, I think extensions cannot override builtin ones.. (And you need Temporary Containers in the first place: that's the bit that creates fresh new containers.) For me the shortcut is alt C.
- cypherpunks01 4y agoThe answer is using Temporary Contains with "Automatic Mode" enabled in the preferences. I just opened a new tab normally, with no shortcut, and it automatically created a fresh temp container "tmp2". I logged into HN and replied to this comment. I will close the tab now, and in 5 minutes, due to another Temp Containers setting, everything in the temp container will be wiped. The whole silly "No Container" business goes away entirely. See https://github.com/stoically/temporary-containers/wiki/Automatic-Mode https://github.com/stoically/temporary-containers/wiki/Autom...