I've been looking for container extension. First time user, so I'll be poking around first

Very handy extension, the only wish is that it would adjust your bookmarks with each profile

Interrupts the user with a review request - literally unusable

this is the best extension on mozilla for people who have tons of account and want to manage all of them simultaneously with just a single browser. it would be perfect if this has sync features with firefox account.

A truly helpful feature would be an option to automatically move any site/url NOT assigned to a container into a user specified container (or at least the Default container). If this a already a feature, I don't see it. This would eliminate the need micromanage everything... set and done.

Отличное дополнение, позволяет изолировать хорошие сайты от остального мусорного Интернета.

Да и просто приятно засунуть Google в его собственный контейнер-одиночку, пусть там отслеживает что хочет.

Hmm, 2nd extension with this error:

"Download failed. Please check your connection."

The other one just now was Facebook container.

So is the problem the apps? Or the Mozilla app store?

Only other possibility: the system level ad-blocking built into Peppermint OS.

Perfect in almost every aspect, missing the ability to re-sort placement in the menu. Some of my containers are much lesser used and preferably would be better at the bottom.

I generally like using this add-on, in addition to Private Browsing mode it pretty much does everything I need it to. There's a few options that could be added that would bring it to the next level:
- customize container colors instead of choosing from a pre-set list of 7
- when pressing ctrl-T, the new tab should inherit the container of the currently active tab
- it would be nice if there were an option to skip the interstitial that prompts you to confirm when opening a url in a container other than the one it's programmed for
- i wish there were advanced options for programming which container should be used for which urls - cookies can be set by domain or path, it's pretty crude that we can only associate a single domain with a single container

Also a few surprising bugs (I'm on a macbook):
- clicking "Open in *Current* Container" on the interstitial to override the domain/container pairing doesn't work (but using keyboard controls does)