Fantastic. Honestly, should be a built-in Firefox feature. Works fine out of the box, but I use it in conjunction with the Temporary Containers extension, which makes it even more powerful.

awesome add-on

AMAZING!

J'ouvre pas une nouvelle page avec Facebook ou Google avant de faire quoi que ce soit quand je surf, je suis le seul à cliquer droit dans un nouvel onglet ou encore à utiliser des marques pages? En 3 jours, pas un container... une fonction pour placer le conteneur après que la page soit ouverte aurait pu être bien...

Very useful for maintaining multiple profiles, forget the old ways of having multiple browsers for multiple accounts.

Firefox Multi-Account Containers have definitely made my internet browsing, both business and personal, a very pleasant experience. Even my app cleaners agree because I don't clean hundreds of junk, privacy, and registry files.

I gave Firefox Multi-Account Containers a 5 star rating because it's UI is easy to use, very intuitive of the Developer's to include color-coded cards that I create specific to my needs. You can even use your password manager without a hitch while inside of the color coded tabs.

You are also able to right-click on a new or current tab to open a context menu; and, given the option to re-open your tab, select your specific folder, and the new tab is underlined with your color--let's you visually know what they are.

Really helpful, especially since I have multiple O365 clients. Be aware though that settings don't seem to sync across machines, and there's very little you can change about the containers view.

It's a great tool for privacy but please add FIREFOX SYNC. It's a pain to set up your containers for every machine.

I've been enjoying the containers, not just for privacy purposes, but also for easily splitting user profiles when doing testing/support.

My one piece of feedback would be that a more automated approach to choosing and opening in containers (e.g. with shortcuts) would be a great improvement.

One of the most useful add-ons ever.