Do the Firefox containers still serve a purpose with the 1st party isolation (“Total Cookie Protection”)? Unless multiple accounts at the same service are needed, the way I understand it, things are already kept separately. I separate my personal and work matters with two separate Firefox profiles, so my histories and bookmarks don’t mix as well. This is something the containers don’t cover and I find this part much more useful.
I use them for eg logging into multiple AWS accounts at the same time; I find that reasonably useful.
They also help separate your google profile, so sites that use google SSO library don’t show a popover to login with your google account (unless you use your google container to visit them).
Great list, i would always recommend firefox and firefox containers, great tools for separating activities, such as
Should at least make creating a profile on your activities somewhat harder.
Do the Firefox containers still serve a purpose with the 1st party isolation (“Total Cookie Protection”)? Unless multiple accounts at the same service are needed, the way I understand it, things are already kept separately. I separate my personal and work matters with two separate Firefox profiles, so my histories and bookmarks don’t mix as well. This is something the containers don’t cover and I find this part much more useful.
I use them for eg logging into multiple AWS accounts at the same time; I find that reasonably useful.
They also help separate your google profile, so sites that use google SSO library don’t show a popover to login with your google account (unless you use your google container to visit them).