Container Forcer by ledongthuc

Brief Summary:
Force all new tabs to use Firefox containers, helping you maintain separate browsing contexts for work, personal, shopping, and more.

Detailed Description:
Firefox Force Container ensures that every webpage you visit is opened in a container of your choice, helping you maintain privacy and separate different aspects of your online life.

🔒 What This Extension Does:
- Prevents browsing without containers
- Shows a clean container selector whenever you open a non-containerized tab
- Automatically reopens pages in your chosen container
- Maintains your privacy by keeping different browsing contexts separate

🎯 Perfect For:
- Keeping work and personal browsing separate
- Managing multiple accounts on the same website
- Online shopping without cross-site tracking
- Maintaining different login sessions
- Privacy-conscious users

📝 How to Use:
1. Install the extension
2. Create containers in Firefox (Settings → Privacy & Security → Firefox Multi-Account Containers)
3. When you visit any website in a regular tab, you'll see a container selector
4. Choose which container you want to use
5. The page will automatically reload in your selected container

🛠️ Features:
- Clean, intuitive container selection interface
- Fast and lightweight
- Works with all Firefox containers
- No configuration needed
- Respects your existing container tabs

🔍 Privacy Note:
This extension does not:
- Collect any user data
- Track your browsing
- Modify your existing container settings
- Send any information to external servers

💡 Tips:
- Create different containers for: Work, Personal, Banking, Shopping, Social Media
- Use different container colors for easy identification
- Set up containers before installing for the best experience

⚙️ Requirements:
- Firefox 57 or later
- Firefox Multi-Account Containers feature enabled

🆘 Support:
If you need help or want to report issues, please visit our GitHub repository:
https://github.com/ledongthuc/firefox-force-container

Made with ❤️ for the privacy-conscious Firefox community.