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I'm sort of in the middle. I use Firefox container tabs, but only in the context of a few properties (Meta, Amazon), via browser extensions. I don't manually
by kelnos 2y ago
I'm sort of in the middle. I use Firefox container tabs, but only in the context of a few properties (Meta, Amazon), via browser extensions. I don't manually start new container tabs myself. I just rely on the extensions to open new container tabs when I hit those specific sites.
I wish there was an extension (or, much much better yet, something built-in) that would let me create "container groups" where I could list domain names or URL patterns, and always have them open in an isolated container group.
- maples37 2y agoThe existing Container Tabs extension gets you most of the way there. There's a little button (near the address bar? not at my desk so I can't check) to "always open this site in this container". I just use the default containers that it comes with (plus the Facebook- and Google-specific container extensions) and assign certain sites to automatically open in a specific container.
- normalaccess 2y agoThis ^ Having sites auto-load into different containers elevates the experience from the occasional handy tool into essential component. I fear the day Microsoft forces Edge for Azure administration.