Normally I don't log-in to post comments or reviews since I fear tracking cookies and it's too inconvenient to open a private browsing window just to post my opinion. This add-on has changed everything.

It's been a real pain managing multiple accounts using a combination of private browsing and different browsers. There are very few features in any application that increase both convenience and security/privacy. This add-on is one of those features. Things like this are the reason I still prefer Firefox over other browsers.

I'm giving this add-on five stars even though I think Multi-Account containers is a rather dry name. Wouldn't Personas have sounded cooler?

This is a great start. A few small changes would make a big difference. If there was a way to set one container as the default where all new tabs (unless specified otherwise) went into that container, that would be great. Most of my tabs are work, so it would be nice to have that be the default one.

Also, I'd like it to automatically reset a tab to a certain container like it does to facebook, just by what site I went to. For example, I'd like that same functionality for facebook to apply to Twitter, Pinterest, and other social media. If there was a way to integrate sites that are saved as bookmarks with containers, that might be a great way to do it.

Keep up the good work on privacy. You're the only group that seems to be doing it.

Very much follows the spirit of "Tab Groups" from the old FireFox.

However, a list of critiques:

- Support for FireFox Sync is almost mandatory for next update priority. The lack of being able to sync my container definitions between all my PCs is going to be deal-breaking if it's not addressed.
- Tab Right-Click assignment of container group.
- Wider range of colors and icons would be nice.
- A better customization experience for power users to control how sites and tabs are categorized, and the edit process for container definitions.

You're on the right track. Please listen to the feedback!

This should be included in the browser, but I understand if they want to keep it an addon. This is perfect for developers who want to test with multiple simultaneous logons. It's perfect for anyone trying to keep their various online lives separate (e.g. work vs personal). And it's perfect for trying to get out of filter bubbles.

Great addon. One thing I would like to see is the option to only open new tabs in containers for sites that have them assigned. If I open a link from a Google search, I don't want it to remain in my container for Google, even if that means forcing them to always opening a new tab.

Very good add-on. Two extra functionalities would be helpful. First, the ability to sort the containers alphabetically or just rearranging them. Second, synchronisation across different computers.

if only containers supported enabling disabling extensions per container

This feature is really amazing. This is something what was missing all the time. I mean I am really enjoying in a little bit more privacy about who is looking into my cookies. Thanks for developing this amazing addon. Keep it up!

it is good at protecting privacy, I use it to put facebook in its own container. I hope that all tabs can be put in containers automatically instead of opening them first and then search in them.

Very useful extension, with a few shortcomings:
- no integration with the Third-party Cookie setting -- if I only allow 3rd party cookies from sites I've already visited, ideally this is localized per container (so if I have visited SocialNetworkA in its own container, I don't get its cookie when visiting SensitiveSiteB in a different container)
- not being able to reorder containers -- as I create more and more containers, it's getting to the point where I want them sorted alphabetically, but that's not possible unless I created them in the right order
- container icons a bit limited - would be great to be able to use a specified domain's favicon as the container logo

I find container tabs to be absolutely essential for browsing the modern web. It's possible to have multiple Google Account environments (home + work). The Temporary Container extension augments this usefulness too! Tracking and fingerprinting are so widespread now that separating session environments seems like the best way to go.

Please add the ability to synchronize our containers across our devices / account.

If this isn't possible to do easily / safely, then please add the ability to export and import the configuration, so I can copy the config manually.

Thanks

Dommage que pour continuer à l'utiliser on doivent le noter.
Il manque la saisie manuel des noms de domaines.

I love it and use it everyday. I just wish the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Period) was customizable.

Great stuff! Only thing I miss is, that you can assign whole domains (incl. all subdomains) to a container, rather than just specific (sub-)domains.

I feel a lot more relaxed about using google products now. Have used this to separate google, facebook, amazon, and reddit. By the looks of the er comments, lot of them have been addressed!! Thanks a lot.

Syncing to my account got messed up, everytime I try to reenable sync it messes up my containers and I can't fix the data stored by Firefox Sync. Uninstalled.

Separating by site name is good, but more fine-grained control would be appreciated: a preferences page where a user can edit the match rules to any regex: Personally, I want to open reddit.com/r/a in container a, and reddit.com/r/b in container b.

Also, it loses my data fairly often fairly often. Either making the extension more robust or allowing us to export/import data would be great.

It would be 5 stars with the ability to change the order of the Container list and (I just found this out by looking at a few of the reviews) the ability to sync to other devices!

Very useful but I don't understand why I need to reconfigure this addon whe I'm on another computer and my firefox account is sync? I use 3 different devices, does it mean that I need to manually create the same containers on each device, and create the same rules for each domain?

I think this is ideal to solve many multi accounts and privacy problems. . Thanks!