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Fantastic - best way to compartmentalize different identities. Essential for web development.

This add on works really well, and does everything I want. I frequently need to be logged into multiple AWS accounts at the same time and with this add on it's really easy to do so, and the colour coding makes it clear which tab is which. Essential for my daily workflow, highly recommended!

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Very nice way to use separate profiles side-by-side.
However, it would be nice if the container could be specified in bookmarks. More specifically, in bookmarks that are supposed to open in the side bar. Those now always appear to use the 'no container' profile.

aun probando la aplicación, no estoy muy seguro si entrega seguridad al navegar con esta aplicación

I like it.

This one literally makes my life easier!!!
Thank you so much.

this one is much better and safer than sessionbox.

besides it's also very good-looking.

Badddd ، why don't sopport android??

It would be useful to be able to change the container of a currently opened tab.

This is really a game-changer. I love to separate personal and professional acounts/lives.

separa las sesiones de las webs en tematicas y olvidate de que te persigan anuncios de cosas que has tenido que ver por otros temas.

A necessity in the age of surveillance capitalism. It allow me to be login into gmail or youtube in one tab and search google anonymously in another one.

easy to use!

One of main reasons Firefox is preferred over all alternatives.

I love this extension, but that the configs don't sync with my firefox account is a big problem.
Putting sites into appropriate containers is not trivial. Having to do this on every computer, or worse, losing your configs... is very discouraging.

The documentation encourages using it to manage multiple accounts on the same platform, however this usecase is not baked in. The default containers are not a bad suggestion. I used some of them. My custom containers centered around the third-party authentication and the specific account. So, I open youtube in a personal google account. I open google drive in a container for my work gsuite account.

Maybe some more guidance could be given on how to use containers. My big question is, does it make sense to separate websites that I authenticate with via twitter from websites I authenticate via facebook?

I think some built-in UX around organizing websites into containers based on specific authentication accounts could be a great feature.