Firefox

This should be a core feature of the Containers feature.

OMG, Yay!! why didnt i find this a year ago. 💛

Excellent, does what it says: right-click a bookmark to open it in a container.

Feature request: always open a bookmark in a container linked to that bookmark. Instead of having one bookmark "SomeDrive" that I can open in container "SomeDrive Account1" or "SomeDrive Account2", it would save two clicks every time when I would have just two bookmarks "SomeDrive Account1" and "SomeDrive Account2".

ok

Once one starts using containers, it gets addictive! And after getting addicted, one wants to be able to open everything in a specific container. Firefox doesn't have a built-in method to open bookmarks in containers (damn, they have even removed the container manager lately, instead of expanding container integration!), but this simple extension solves that, by adding a context menu option to open the bookmarks in specific containers. It's more than perfect, it's essential!

This is so perfect that it needs to be a default Firefox feature.

Possible to please add something like "Force specific bookmark to specific container"? Just to save a few clicks...

Unneeded as it just does the job of a preference (to turn on) of "Firefox Multi-Account Containers"

So neat! This should be present by default with the Multi-Account container extension.

I love it, for a while now I have been using Firefox containers and they're especially handy. It's a shame that this functionality isn't included in the official Multi-Account containers extension or Firefox itself but this extension fixes it perfectly. My one request would be to have the container options in the right-click list at the top of the list with "Open in New tab" and "Open in New Window" but that might need to be implemented on Mozilla's end.

EDIT: I saw Rob's response to an earlier review and it seems like Mozilla is starting to implement this feature directly into their Multi-Account Containers extension BUT it's not as feature complete as this extension