Multi-Account Containers (support.mozilla.org)

Article summary

The article discusses Multi-Account Containers, a feature that allows users to manage multiple accounts and keep them separate. However, the article itself is not available, and the discussion revolves around the comments. Users share their experiences with different browsers, such as Firefox and Brave, and their container features. They also discuss the limitations and workarounds of these features.

Main themes

• Browser Containers
• Multi-Account Management
• Firefox vs Brave
• Browser Profiles
• Productivity Tools
• Data Privacy

What commenters say

• Some users find Firefox's Multi-Account Containers to be a crucial feature for productivity, especially when managing multiple AWS accounts.
• Brave's profiles are seen as a viable alternative to Firefox's containers, although they may not offer the same level of functionality.
• The use of separate profiles or containers in browsers like Chrome can be an effective way to keep accounts separate, but may not be as convenient as Firefox's containers.
• The implementation of container features in browsers can be buggy and frustrating to use, with issues such as syncing and default container settings.
• Some users prefer open-source browsers like Firefox over proprietary ones, citing concerns about marketing and data privacy.
• The ability to automatically switch between containers or profiles based on domain or other factors is seen as a desirable feature.
• The use of extensions, such as Temporary Containers, can enhance the functionality of browser containers and provide more flexibility.
• There are limitations to using containers, such as the inability to use multiple private browsing modes simultaneously.