Honestly one of the best add-ons I've used with FF. It makes using multiple accounts smoothly simple. I had to re-install the browser the other day and didn't even realise it wasn't a built-in feature until I tried to use it and wasn't there haha.

Of course it can always improve, like they did with opening a shortcut from our fav bar in a new container directly, which previously wasn't possible. So I'm quite excited to what more can be improved to make it even better.

Like, My PC has a few programs set to auto start when I boot it, one of them is FF and it has a number of sites set as my home page to load, so I wouldn't mind if I could set my HP to have the option to open with a container tab. So for example I could set the same social media to open with two different accounts at the same time when I run the browser.

very useful

Love this! So much faster than opening incognito windows!

Beats using two browsers 5/5. Feedback
Remove "open new tab in as it wastes time"
Add reopen this tab in icon to each container. This will save the time of users having to click twice. Additionally, the icon in the address bar should not be the always open, but rather open site in a container. That way I can open youtube in the other container in less than 3 clicks.

Serviceable, but could use enhanced features to help manage and prevent unwanted cookie-cross pollination into containers. An automatic default container would be nice for any website not in the whitelist.

EDIT: Adding an extra star to this as I realized toggling "limit to designated sites" for each container forces non-whitelisted sites into the default container, preventing unwanted sites from contaminating my custom ones.

EDIT 2: Container logic seems to be confused by URLs crafted to redirect. Doing things like checking my eBay watch list or seeing my previous orders on Ali Express force containers into an infinite authentication loop whereby I have to disable designated site limiting in order for it to work.

EDIT 3: June 14, 2022. This extension is dead now that Mozilla has enabled site partitioning by default in Firefox 101. Great while it lasted but it was klugy with third party cookies and single sign-on, etc. I mean, it'll still be useful to allow multiple sign-ons to the same site, but that's about it.