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I use the two just for mental separation between work and personal. You can use tab containers etc but it’s nice have a different icon and app.
by user3939382 3y ago
I use the two just for mental separation between work and personal. You can use tab containers etc but it’s nice have a different icon and app.
- alyandon 3y agoI really wish Firefox had the equivalent of Chromium's profile manager instead of having to rely on passing in command line parameters to force the profile selector to appear on start. Easily selecting an entirely separate profile from within the browser just seems like the right way to handle this from a UX perspective.
- user3939382 3y agoI think I’ve seen a way to expose this within the UI, maybe it was through an add on. If I find it later I’ll update my comment. * May have been remembering this: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/profile-switcher/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/profile-switc...
- mdaniel 3y agoI don't know when it appeared, but navigating to about:profiles shows - Create a New Profile - a list of the existing profiles - - for each one of those, a "Launch profile in a New Browser" button for any one that isn't already running along with "Rename" and "Remove" buttons, so that feels about as full-featured a management screen as one could ask for. The only(?) user-hostile behavior is having to know that about: URL