This is one of my favorite add-ons. Miles better than the Multi-Account Containers! Really wish there are rules for links inside a container though.

Very nice add on, thanks a lot for this open source work.

need a documentation and examples. I don't understand how regex work. The "default" mus be setted and more generic: subdomains and tld, ex. you typically need catch amazon.com www.amazon.com amazon.co.uk etc.

Great addon! Keeps certain accounts isolated on different domains

Latest Firefox 72.0.1 for Linux Mint broke colors for different containers.

Very useful addon, adding custom rules in text form is a million times better than whatever "Multi-Account Containers" is doing.

However, the "Basic mapping" rules added by this addon do not work, at all. Example: if you go to https://www.nexusmods.com/ site, then click + in addon settings, it will add an "www.nexusmods.com" rule. It doesn't do anything. If you then go to "www.nexusmods.com", it opens not in a container.

Essential tool. Interface is not absolutely perfect. 4.49 stars.

Don't know if the Dev reads the reviews but here's mine. I like this extension a lot, nothing wrong and keeps accounts for example YouTube in its own container, however I have multiple accounts on YouTube mostly for a fresh start away from my main one as its sub box is crowded. When I set YouTube for its container and open another container (I.E. Personal) I want to be able to have that container be exempt from the rule I set for the YouTube container so that it doesn't just change the container to the YouTube container I set.

Totally works, but does not put colored line on tab. please enable the colored tab :)

Very useful addon. I was about to develop something myself but this work extremely well. The mechanism to record new domain takes some time getting used to but is eventually very effective. Might be great to have a way to access the addon settings page from the popup. Thanks for your work on this!

Very cool!

Replaces all those separate "Facebook container", "Google container", "Amazon container", etc. with one extension.

New "Default container" feature is awesome, even more so considering it can also optionally create and destroy temporary containers.

CSV import and wildcard/regex support are killer features, which make it possible to create AdBlock-like public lists, so I've created some that I use myself (Google, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, reddit, vk.com, Russian banks, etc.):

https://github.com/shvchk/containerise-lists

Would be nice to have AdBlock-like domain list subscription and management to make containers more usable for non-tech mainstream users.

Thanks for this awesome extension!

Much better as the Firefox original (rules edit)

works better than the official extension!

Cannot open any website after installing Containerise on android.