Firefox is my favorite web browser by far and there’s many reasons for that. Firefox has been bringing the Privacy & Security Fire recently and I previously made a video about the 7 Reasons why Firefox is the web browser that I choose. At the top of that list is the most powerful and useful feature in Firefox, for me at least, and this feature puts Firefox in a realm all by itself. That feature is Multi-Account Containers (or Container Tabs) and it changes the workflow of web browsing so significantly that it may be enough on its own to convince some to switch to Firefox.
Multi-Account Containers is an extension that lets you create Containerized sessions inside of Firefox with separated sets of cookies which allows you to use the web with multiple identities or accounts at the same time. This video explains what they are, how to create them and how to use them as well as some advanced tips.
Segment Index:
- 00:00 = Intro
- 00:54 = What are Multi-Account Containers
- 02:40 = How do Containers in Firefox work?
- 03:26 = Tutorial: How To Get Containers Extension
- 04:00 = Tutorial: Walkthrough of Containers Menu
- 05:20 = Tutorial: How To Make Containers in Firefox
- 06:54 = Tutorial: More Features of the Extension
- 08:09 = Tutorial: How To Open Containers (important for efficiency)
- 09:32 = Tutorial: Advanced Features
- 10:02 = Tutorial: Open Bookmarks in Containers via Context Menu
- 10:17 = Tutorial: Keyboard Shortcuts
- 11:36 = Tutorial: My Suggestion for Efficient Containers Usage
- 12:08 = Tutorial: Real World Example With Multiple YouTube Accounts
- 14:00 = Tutorial: Bonus Unrelated Tips
- 15:04 = Using Containers For Security Benefits
- 15:20 = Facebook Container Extension
- 17:47 = Preview of My #2 Favorite Feature in Firefox
- 18:22 = “Linux is Everywhere”
- 19:01 = Outro