Occasionally ends up opening "ghost" tabs when opening links from Google. Also sync doesn't work well across devices and some extensions don't play well with tabs opened in a container, but overall, functionality is good.

Great privacy protection in a world where you have to comprise and use Google services and SOME from time to time

My experience in this addon is pretty good, but occasionally, The addon kinda reset, so my custom preferences in the addon returns to default state. But my website which i login-ed didn't sign-out, which is a good thing.

I love this extension, but I would like to use my own icons for the containers instead of using the default ones.

This is an excellent concept. I'm not so bothered about separating sites by category but containerising individual known bad organisations so that they cannot access anyone else's cookies is fantastic. However, I've only awarded 4-stars due to 1. low number and range of container colours available, 2. No ability to pre-assign sites by direct url entry - for some reason you have to open them first and then assign them then assign them from the drop down, 3. No ability to assign sites by domain - you have to open each site then assign them individually which is both laborious and prone to error.

It works well for always opening a specific site in a container, not sure why this is an addon instead of being part of the built-in containers though.

Multi-Account Containers is a very good extension, but it could be excellent. For exemple, creating a private navigation tab/container could be great !

It's good but the colors are very similar to each other and hard to tell apart and there should be way more or maybe a custom color picker.

Nach der Verwendung für Facebook wa rich überzeugt und habe das Tool nun für alle wichtigen Lebensbereiche eingerichtet. So trenne ich Social-Media, Shopping, Arbeit und Hobbys voneinander.

I would appreciate the option to limit a container to open only certain websites, while not necessarily limiting all of those websites to open only on that container. That way, I could, for example, have a container for facebook that also contains a gmail account, while still having another container with another gmail account. With this feature, I would still be able to limit this container only to facebook and gmail, while not being forced to limit gmail to that container only. I imagine this feature has already been requested, so I'm only reinforcing the request, if that's the case.

Nice, but i want a switch button to enable default container.
For example, at my work, i just want to open tabs with only my container "Work"

Edit: Please allow the sorting to reflect on the context menus. It just changes the order in the add-on for now.
Allow users to sort the containers in the menu. It'll make it really easy to use.

This add-on keeps getting better. One option I miss though, is to "leave" a container.
Example: I have all Google sites opening in a "Google container", but when I click on a search result, say the Apple website, I want that site NOT to open in the Google container. Same for external Facebook links.
This works if the new site has its own container assigned, but obviously that's not the case for all Google search results.

So if I follow a link while surfing in a container that's not assigned to the same container, I'd like to go back to "no container" or a designated "other sites container".

This could be an option per container or a global option.

beautiful add on but have lack of icons hope you add more icons