Re:Containers Come to Firefox Test Pilot
by zie on Thursday March 02, 2017 @05:35PM
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The only main difference I can see besides the better UI/UX, is that you can create (and edit) containers, which you can't do in the Nightly version (or at least there is no UI for doing so). For instance you can create a 'Facebook' container, and then leave FB running in that, and not let FB track you across your life, cause that's just wrong. Before I kept FB in it's own Browser, which was annoying.
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Re:Containers Come to Firefox Test Pilot
by drdaeman on Thursday March 02, 2017 @07:19PM
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One surely can edit containers in Nightly. I did this for myself long time ago, when I've first learned about container tabs, as the default set was almost useless to me.
There's a setting, privacy.userContext.ui.enabled than enables management UI in the "privacy" section of "options" system (about:preferences#containers)