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What does the Facebook container do that can't be done by the Multi-Account Container? I just have a Facebook/Google/AWS/etc. container set up there.
by addandsubtract 9mo ago
What does the Facebook container do that can't be done by the Multi-Account Container? I just have a Facebook/Google/AWS/etc. container set up there.
- Terr_ 9mo agoFor starters, it has a habit of ruining navigation closing the page you were on when you clicked the Facebook-ish link. :p
- lencastre 9mo agomulti container is top top, one for email, one for banking, one for shopping, one for socials
- boredpudding 9mo agoIt's automatic. So if you open Facebook, or any Meta site, it automatically puts it in it's own container. Together with Privacy Badger, Meta has no clue what you're doing on the rest of the web.
- addandsubtract 9mo agoBut MAC does that, too, if you create a "Facebook" container.
- olyjohn 9mo agoBut I think you have to add every Meta domain into that container manually. The other one sounds like it's got them all already put into their own container. Convenient if you one day decide to set up an account on Instagram but never used it before, and forget to add it to the container.