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If only Mozilla gave us the ability to choose what extensions should be enabled in what containers[1] I'd be a happy camper. [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-
by mikae1 3y ago
If only Mozilla gave us the ability to choose what extensions should be enabled in what containers[1] I'd be a happy camper.
[1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account-containers/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account...
- rjzzleep 3y agoFantastic idea, besides the UI needed it should be manageable to implement.
- lopis 3y agoThe UI is already partially there. You can choose which extensions are enabled in private Windows. It's a matter of extending that to containers.
- walteweiss 3y agoYeah, and also I’d like it to ask me what container to open for a website sometimes, out of remembered ones. E.g. I have a website I use in just two containers (out of 15), and I like it to ask each time I open a new instance, so I won’t have to choose out of all my instances, just those two.
- toenail 3y agoWhat's your use case for that? Just wondering.
- g0ran 3y agoFor example, testing website functionality without an ad blocker.
- ydant 3y agoHoney / Rakuten are very useful extensions, but I don't want them having access to every site I visit. In Chrome I use profiles and set up those extensions on my "shopping" profile only. In Firefox I use containers, but can't isolate these extensions the same way
- pbhjpbhj 3y agoYou can do it with OS-level user accounts.
- chupasaurus 3y agoYou can't with containers, they're running on top of a current profile.
- fturst 3y agoWhy not use about:profiles?
- mikae1 3y agoBecause I can't run different profiles in the same window. Also, the profiles don't share bookmarks.