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So you have it so multi-account containers are integrated with Mozilla VPN, which I love. However, the thought occurred to me, when you set a custom VPN location for a specified container does that override the multi hop setting on the primary VPN settings?... I suppose it would need to for that feature to be functional, but if so, then is it possible to integrate the multi hop functionality into the multi-account container's custom location features? That way, you can set custom multi hop locations for any specific container. If the container's custom location setting overrides the primary VPN settings, then it should still function like the standard multi hop setting, shouldn't it?... I don't actually know how well that would work, it's just an idea that occurred to me and my thoughts on it... ... View more

Sometimes I want to visit a website with JavaScript turned off, but I don't want it to be off for all websites, and I don't even necessarily always want it to be off when I visit the website I'm visiting (for example maybe sometimes I want to read something without popups yelling at me, but other times I want to use their JavaScript-based search bar). Basically, I want an "open link in new tab with JavaScript turned off" feature, and "Open link in new container tab" is exactly the way I would want it to work. ... View more

Hello. Right now, Firefox supports various sidebars like the Bookmark sidebar, History sidebar, etc. I think it would be incredibly convenient to add a Containers sidebar as well. Just like the Bookmarks sidebar, you can bring it up with a keyboard shortcut, it allows you to view, manage, rearrange, edit, delete, etc. your containers, and it allows you to transfer the current tab to a container. Basically it's like the Firefox Multi-Account Containers floating panel that shows up when you click on the containers button on the toolbar, but permanently pinned to the side of the browser. ... View more

I want to start using containers. I added Firefox containers to my Firefox computer browser. I have been using and repairing computers since the 1970s - maybe that's a problem. I use my computers (one Win 10 and one Macbook Pro) dailu, but I watch the stock market and otherwise keep things simple. I am not up on all the latest apps etc. I cannot easily figure out how to start using Firefox containers with my bank for the first time. Why do I have to be conversant with all the latest terminology to get started? Surely developers understand that their users come from all walks and are at all levels of technology sophistication. Why is it that someone who used to repair Sperry Univac (for example) mainframes (for example) and who has been online since the 1990s is frustrated by Firefox instructions on using Firefox containers? Could you provide two sets of instructions, one set for those fully conversant and up-to-date, and one set for novices and old fogies? Or come up with a better solution for those not so up-to-date? Thanks for your consideration. ... View more

There should be more icons available for containers than the current thirteen, or user should be able to select their own icons. ... View more

The Multi-Account Containers extension is a very useful addon as it prevents websites from accessing all your browsing data by limiting it inside containers. I love this so much as it enhances the privacy. For example, I keep all meta related websites like facebook, instagram in a seperate container. So the only data they can access is between their own websites and not the rest of my browsing habits. TLDR: Please bring this extension for Android!   ... View more

Tab groups and sync extensions has already been suggested but yet to be implemented. With Firefox it is possible to send (copies of) Tabs to other device as well as open up (a new copy) of tabs from other devices with the Synced Tabs feature. Using these are tedious and gets arduous. Plus now you have the same website(S) open on different devices and will show up in the "Synced Tabs" as separate tabs making the Sync Tabs list bulky and inefficiently redundant. I work in one window, multiple tabs, (its easy to loose tabs when working in multiple windows). I want when I close a tab on one device, it closes on all my devices. Open, change URL, etc. While this may not be good for classic browsing on multiple devices, using separate spaces/groups that sync together turns multiple devices into a single seamless continuity. tab groups are organized by user preference and not device and by Syncing tab groups it will feel like working on a single device instead of multiple devices. Closing a tab in a group will mean that the tab is closed on all devices, etc. Separate devices can have different active groups. Extensions exist that can group tabs, backup, and restore, but they cannot be synced live which is something I believe Firefox can and should implement themselves if they are not willing to sync all extension settings/data.   ... View more

Hello,  I would love to see in the next Firefox a support for the meta-Tag `theme-color`. As some Extensions or other Browsers do. (Like) If there is no available Color, I would just have my default theme set.    Thanks for Upvotes or an Update  It's the only thing I miss on Firefox idna ... View more

You can sort containers in the popup of actionButton, but you can't sort them into about:preferences#containers. So, add the functionality that allows sorting containers there. ... View more

I use containers for lots of things. For example Reddit, I want to delete all cookies, but be able to log into my account when choosing the container. Currently all I can do is whitelist the domain from getting cleared, but this includes the non-containered one too, which I would use most of the time and want to clear. ... View more

I've really come to appreciate the container feature, but they're still completely manual. I'd suggest to add a feature to bookmarks and bookmark handling, so that I can specify in a bookmark, in which container it will open. The idea is to have e.g. one bookmark "Google/Docs/YT (work) to open in my "work" container with my work login, and another one to open in a standard container with a different or no login. Currently, this works just fine, but I have to open the container tab manually each time. (This could be a more flexible addition to pre-assigning e.g. all *facebook.com domains to one container as @bugboy  suggested.) ... View more

In some apps and browsers, there’s an option to enable overlay scrollbar (or is enabled by default). By saying overlay scrollbar, I mean a transparent scrollbar which hides when the mouse no longer covers it. It doesn’t move or change website content in any way like default one does in Firefox or Thunderbird. GIF 1 contains default scrollbar in Firefox 111.0.1 (64-bit) (no option to enable the overlay scrollbar). GIF 2 contains overlay scrollbar in Chrome 111.0.5563.11 (Official Build) (64-bit) after enabling the “Overlay Scrollbars” flag in chrome://flags. GIF 3 contains overlay scrollbar in Spotify for Windows 1.2.7.1277.g2b3ce637 (scrollbar is enabled by default and not changeable). GIF 1 GIF 2 GIF 3 ... View more

Currently, when I open a website already assigned to a container, Firefox gives me two options: either open it in the assigned container or in the current one. I would be very handy if I was given the option to choose among all my containers, maybe by adding a dropdown list under an arrowhead next to one of the options Firefox currently offers. ... View more

It would be nice to be able to manage exception management for Firefox's "Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed" on a per-container basis. It would be even better if it was possible to identify the history of which container in the history management part of the browsing library, etc., and to be able to set deletion etc. for each container.         ... View more

It would be nice if one could have multiple containers assigned to the same site. The use case is a multi-user site, where there users sometimes changes accounts, such as "normal user account" and "administrator". In many case, those could be distinguished by URL, eg example.com/joe vs example.com/jill. Extra credit: if it's not unambiguous, have the user choose in a popup or such 🙂 ... View more

Would love to see containers built into the iOS app. I think this will make Firefox really stand out.  ... View more

Issue: Right now users cannot rearrange Containers as shown when right-clicking on the "+" button to open a new tab. Proposed solution: the Manage Containers menu should show handles aside each container name in the list, so the user can drag rows to rearrange Containers and change their order. ... View more

This option already exists for tabs, but when a user currently wants to open a link in a new window under the same container, they have to manually copy the link, open a new window, open a new container tab, and then paste the link into the address bar. This can be a cumbersome and time-consuming process, especially if the user has to repeat it multiple times during a browsing session. By adding a right-click menu option to open a link in a new window under the same container, users would be able to perform this action with just a few clicks, improving their overall browsing experience and making it easier to manage their containers. This feature would be particularly useful for users who work with multiple containers at once and need to quickly switch between them while browsing. ... View more

Currently, a container that is limited to domains that are explicitely listed for it. I'd like to see an option to include all subdomains of the listed domains. For example, a container that is assigned to *.google.com' would automatically be used to open 'www.google.com', 'drive.google.com', 'docs.google.com', etc. ... View more