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Re:Firefox Configuration Guide for Privacy Freaks and Perfor... by QasimK on Friday March 02, 2018 @05:17AM (#16500367)
This is great and fairly simple to use. I personally use it to separate out Google into its own container, but it is also more practically useful to allow you to login to the same site with different accounts.

It just works! But, the one problem that I've encountered is clicking links in gmail cause them to be opened within the Google container.

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Re:Firefox Configuration Guide for Privacy Freaks and Perfor... by stoically on Wednesday March 07, 2018 @10:02PM (#16541957)
I've added an "Multi-Account Containers Isolation" feature to the Temporary Containers Add-on. Enabling that will only allow Websites that are assigned to "Always open in" with Multi-Account Containers to load in their container - every other request will automatically opened in a new Temporary Container.

There's also a discussion about implementing such an Isolation feature directly in Multi-Account Containers.

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Re:Firefox Configuration Guide for Privacy Freaks and Perfor... by severine on Friday March 02, 2018 @06:27AM (#16500648)
Right click > Open link in new container tab > No container
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Re:Firefox Configuration Guide for Privacy Freaks and Perfor... by QasimK on Friday March 02, 2018 @07:10AM (#16500826)
Yes, this is what I always do... after my muscle memory has already clicked the link normally!
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