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This was long time ago. It does compartmentalize the browsing info but the history is still accessible with other containers. For example, a Shopping container
by dmachop 7y ago
This was long time ago. It does compartmentalize the browsing info but the history is still accessible with other containers. For example, a Shopping container should have its own history. (https://github.com/mozilla/multi-account-containers/issues/47 https://github.com/mozilla/multi-account-containers/issues/4...)
- rozab 7y agoIf I wanted to completely separate things like this I would use multiple different profiles. The advantage of the extension is that your history, settings, etc remains constant across the containers.
- anonymousab 7y agoProfiles are unfortunately much more cumbersome to use than in Chrome. The UX that container tabs have - being able to use them in the same Windows as other tabs, with accessible open-in options from the tab bar and from various context menus; creating new containers as easily as specifying a name and no more - is the UX that I wish Firefox had for their profiles.