> and it's too much of a pain to have one browser for development and one for browsing. Why? I am surprised as I use 3 browsers for different contexts: - ungoo

> and it's too much of a pain to have one browser for development and one for browsing. Why? I am surprised as I use 3 browsers for different contexts: - ungoogled chromium for everything behind my company's SSO - firefox with an AWS theme with containers setup for each AWS account under another firefox account. - librewolf for everything else with containers syncronized under a personal firefox account I could probably run everything under the same firefox or librewolf browser and different profiles but that way I didn't even had to setup separate launchers for the profiles. I also like that they are all visually different so I can spot them easily when switching windows.