A fundamental feature

It's hard to give a review for this, because the effect can be hard to see. However, being able to separate different websites into different containers is really useful for when I'm multi-tasking and trying to use multiple accounts at one time.

Also, I think I've noticed less scarily intrusive and stalking ads after separating the accounts and cookies into different containers.

Very convenient

I use containers as a separation of work areas so that I can switch between work and entertainment so that unnecessary tabs don't distract me. Containers don't do that well!

1) I want the containers to be easier to hide. Right now the interface is complicated, there are a lot of clicks.
2) It's not clear why a hidden container drops me all the tabs in it if I add a new tab to the container. I just want to add a tab, not open 100 tabs I don't need!
3) I see the concept of containers as switching different desktops. So that they don't mix with each other unnecessarily.
4) Tabs outside of containers. There should be a setting that specifies what to do with these tabs: either hide them when any container is open, or leave them parallel to the container.

Feature request: Make Cookie AutoDelete obsolete somehow

I've spent hours accross the recent years - and only found some awful temp solutions - to prevent Youtube and Gsearch to log me in but being still able to access gmail.
And for God's sake, it's working like a dream come true!!! With the addition of some scripts in Greasemonkey, I can safely and comfortably browse Youtube again! Thank You !

...Now I only need to find a module to hide the damned "Firefox VPN" invasive commercial spread everywhere in this addon...

A great and incredibly useful feature I use every single day. This is what true browser innovation looks like. Great work Mozilla!

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This feature is so elementally useful, I am surprised that I have to add it as an extension. It seems like it should be a default feature. It is also one of the primary reasons I exclusively use Firefox. For a while I was happy to use Chrome exclusively because it provided what I needed and the synchronization or backup of each instance was very helpful. Since that doesn't cross web browsers, I only switched because Firefox, lately performs better and has this feature to increase my security, privacy, and account management ability. It doesn't take extra time to deal with these issues because I just have a few pinned tabs with the right container in them. It's awesome.