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Re:Goodbye, EdgeHTML by ric2b on Friday December 07, 2018 @10:47AM (#18628596)
That sounds more like incognito mode, no?

Containers keep the cookies and other data, yes, so you don't need to re-login every time you start the browser.

Re:Goodbye, EdgeHTML by dspillett on Wednesday December 12, 2018 @06:34AM (#18663011)
> That sounds more like incognito mode, no?

Yes, but you can have as many active sessions as you need instead of just two.

Incognito/InPrivate/whet-ever-other-browsers-call-the-feature tabs/windows share the same session so that gives you at most two active sessions: normal and incognito.

The "new session" option in IE can have many more. For a lot of workflows two is enough, but sometimes I want something like "a couple of distinct base users, a manager, and an admin" for testing more complex user workflows.

Re:Goodbye, EdgeHTML by philsnow on Friday December 07, 2018 @11:08AM (#18628800)
I don't know how edge does incognito but in other browsers, incognito kills the tab history, so if you accidentally close a tab you can't trivially restore it with ctrl+shift+t or whatever.
Re:Goodbye, EdgeHTML by wungsten on Monday December 10, 2018 @09:36PM (#18652946)
This is the case in Chrome but not in Firefox (private mode)