This extension is an absolute necessity for keeping your sessions from getting mixed up. However, the most recent UX update is so laughably bad that I need to find another option. Multiple clicks are now required to perform the most used function of the extension.

Update: thanks for listening to users feedback and fixing the issue.

It seems like the issue with Site Isolation is fixed now. Back to being a great add-on again. (I'm not bothered about clicks like the others since I right-click the New Tab button anyway)

Please please please change the UI back to allowing for opening a new tab in one click.

Edit: Anyone else coming across this - right click (if you can) the regular new tab button in your tabs list and you can do it quickly from there. May be worth making this more obvious to the end user!

It works great. It would be nice if it would come with an out of the box option or a wizard to create containers for the most well know trackers and all the sub/domains associated to it.

As well it would be nice to be able to do some kind of customization per container like "when i close browser, delete all cookies from this specific container" for example.

great work!

In my opinion Multi-Account Containers works perfect!

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Great extension!!!

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As an IT person at an MSP, this extension is invaluable. It allows me to logon to O365, Azure, and many other services for multiple customers without having to use private browsing/incognito mode or constantly logon and logoff to switch accounts. I have several tabs for each customer and it's super convenient. Along with the Container Tabs Sidebar extension, I have easily shaved 20 minutes off of the time I spent switching accounts every day.

ITS AWESOME to organize your stuff but it could be better with a history of each container separately and shortcuts for new tabs in a specific container (for a more productive environment, i am not vim freak ;) )

Wonderful idea! Possible improvements: having history divided by container, so it is possible to delete a container's history. Also possibility of deleting a specific container's cookies. Would be great if there were more "built-in" containers for popular sites, just like the Facebook container. It would be nice to implement the same link functionality as the Facebook container: when a link is clicked, if it goes to a website not in the container, it is open by default in the default container.