I've always wanted to donate to Mozilla because of how they prioritize security and data privacy. (While I still think they can do much more, they certainly provide the most features out of the box for data privacy and security.) However, it was this extension that finally pushed me to donate to Mozilla. Very happy with this extension.

I would like to know, however, if there is *any* information shared between containers, and if so, what that information is.

This is a great extension now that I am working from home, I can keep logged in to the accounts I need and simply hide them when I don't want to be distracted during work.

The only reason it isn't get the full stars is because I can't seem to find a way to get the tabs to stay in their containers on restart.

Scratch that, which makes it more frustrating - only the personal container tabs that I had hidden during the day come out of their containers. If I had a personal container that I opened in the evening and therefore didn't hide since creating it --- they show up in their containers on restart perfectly fine.

So when I turn on the computer in the morning I have to spend time 'reopen in container' most of the tabs I had the day before. While dumbfoundedly looking at the random tabs that didn't get yeeted into the non-container space.

Great stuff.

Sehr umständlich. Einsortieren von offenen Tabs nicht möglich. Nicht praxisgerecht und kaum brauchbar!

My browsing experience has never been the same. This is must have addon for every human on Earth

Great add-on to isolate different online identities from each other and work with them simultaneously.

The Multi-Account Containers extension for Firefox is a useful addition. I typically have a couple dozen tabs open at any given time, which clutters up the tab bar and makes it difficult to find a given tab. Categorizing the tabs into containers fixes this problem, with the ability to hide and show containers of tabs.

I didn't give a five-star rating to the Multi-Account Containers extension because there are some (in my opinion) missing features and functionality which I won't go into here, but one disappointment is that containers and their tabs are not saved to the 'cloud'. When I had my tabs and containers set up how I wanted them, I switched to an OS on another partition where I had Firefox installed. When I logged into Firefox, I was expecting my tabs and containers to sync with what I had set up in the other instance of Firefox and show up in this instance. They did not.

Most necessary extension for cloud, shopping, banking, etc. Most unique firefox extension.