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You can create profiles, but as I understand it, Firefox containers allow you to scope profile-like containment to specific websites, which is not possible with
by jshier 2y ago
You can create profiles, but as I understand it, Firefox containers allow you to scope profile-like containment to specific websites, which is not possible with Safari containers. In fact, I abandoned my look at Safari profiles because you can't bind particular sites to particular profiles, nor can you open sites using a specific profile within a particular tab, it must always be a window.
- BenFranklin100 2y agoThat is exactly how Firefox containers work. That’s much more powerful than what the person you are responding to implied.
- mnot 2y agoYou can bind sites to containers in safari.
- layer8 2y agoOn iOS? How? I couldn’t find any documentation on it?
- jshier 2y agoTook another look at this and it looks like you can set a profile to use for a site in the website settings, Open Links With Profile settings. You have to visit first, but it does seem to work. Unfortunately still limited to a whole new window, which makes the whole thing rather awkward, but more useful that I thought.
- wkat4242 2y agoYeah the thing I love about container tabs is that they are tabs. I have so many containers, I don't want a separate window for each of them.