https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/context-menu-submenu-is-polluted/m-p/143976#M58982 <P>"Open Link in New Container Tab" link context menu opens up a submenu containing names of available Containers.</P><P>The submenu has two extra items that were added there recently</P><P>user-context-manage-containers2<BR />user-context-add-container2</P><P>Those items are not related to the menu, they shouldn't exist in general.</P><P>The design breaks basics "single responsibility" pattern.</P><P>Why do I need to "manage containers" when I'm going to open a link? Do you think this is a smart design? Then let's put a "settings" menu item in each individual menu, because why not?</P> Sun, 18 Oct 2026 22:02:46 GMT Anonymous 2026-10-18T22:02:46Z https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/context-menu-submenu-is-polluted/m-p/143976#M58982 <P>"Open Link in New Container Tab" link context menu opens up a submenu containing names of available Containers.</P><P>The submenu has two extra items that were added there recently</P><P>user-context-manage-containers2<BR />user-context-add-container2</P><P>Those items are not related to the menu, they shouldn't exist in general.</P><P>The design breaks basics "single responsibility" pattern.</P><P>Why do I need to "manage containers" when I'm going to open a link? Do you think this is a smart design? Then let's put a "settings" menu item in each individual menu, because why not?</P> Sun, 18 Oct 2026 22:02:46 GMT https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/context-menu-submenu-is-polluted/m-p/143976#M58982 Anonymous 2026-10-18T22:02:46Z