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caiusloius
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Status: New idea

Hi!

I love the concept of containers but as I began using them, I thought they worked a way that they finally did not. 

At first I thought that the assigned tabs to a certain container would kind of remember them. Another way of bookmarking them. But as soon as you close a group or a tab within the group, they are gone.

My best example to understand what I mean is the banking container. 

I log on certain websites for my banking business. They are always the same, indeed. 

I thought that opening a container would call all the tabs I previously opened before. 

Since I do business with always the same banking institutions and sites, I thought that a container remembering a set of established tabs calling the same sites would be nice. 

Long life to Mozilla! 

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Jon
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Mblue
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best example to understand what I mean is the banking container.

gcvsa
Making moves

The Facebook Container extension provided by Mozilla does exactly this. Anytime I open Facebook with that extension active, it automatically confines Facebook to its own container. I was honestly surprised to discover that if I create my own container categories, there's no way to tell Firefox to always open up a particular URL in an assigned container category.

It seems to me that a simple update to the Facebook Container extension would enable this functionality for any arbitrarily assigned domain. For instance, I'd like to confine YouTube and Amazon to their own containers, so I've created container categories for each of them, but I have to manually tell Firefox to open those sites in those containers.