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@jchw that's neat! You've seen this in source or is it accessible somehow from the UI?
by mic-kul 4y ago
@jchw that's neat! You've seen this in source or is it accessible somehow from the UI?
- jchw 4y agoAccessible via the UI: click into the extension, click the right arrow next to a container, select "Manage This Container", then "Advanced Proxy Settings" and you can enter a SOCKS5 URI. And of course, this requires the aforementioned extension, not just the built-in container tabs feature. (Confusingly, Firefox does have this feature "cooked in", presumably they just expose a bunch of it via WebExtension APIs so that things like Multi-Account Containers can work.)