Reviews for Firefox Multi-Account Containers
Firefox Multi-Account Containers by Firefox
280 reviews
- Rated 1 out of 5by indig0F10w, 7 years ago
- Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 14123653, 7 years agoAfter reading a couple of Firefox Multi-Account Containers instructions on on how to use, which I gave a positive Yes if it was helpful, I find I cannot get any website to open in a container. I've use nightly for 5 - 6 months?? I update Nightly almost daily. Gave Firefox testteam permission to install test automatically. Only thing I ever got was the original test version of containers. So installed the production version today. Do not find any right or left mouse button click to provide any accept to open a tab or a new tab in a container. Hold does not work. Spent last 45 minutes with no success. Moving on may attempt again or remove nightly, install production version with containers and see if that works.
- Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 14041758, 7 years agoI'm unable to download it for Oreo 8.1. It says not available for your platform.
- Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 14041714, 7 years agoЗачем убрали группировку вкладок и сделали такой непрактичный плагин? Им же невозможно пользоваться потому что у него совершенно нет юзабилити.
- Rated 1 out of 5by Tip, 7 years agoThe main idea is good when I want to logg in for more than one acount on the same site, but...
when I load a site in a container, the first cookie for that site will also remind outside that container. So if I use a cookie autodelete add-on and quit the loaded site in a container, that cookie will still remind in Firefox. Then I have to delete the cookie manually to get rid of it, and THAT IS A VERY VERY BAD IDEA!
For me it's better to load a news site in an ordinary tab so the cookies can be deleted automaticly at a choosen timelaps, and thus preventing cross-links towards that cookie. - Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 13954321, 7 years ago
- Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 13967575, 7 years agoAlmost useless as a privacy feature since it does not work in private mode - and doesn't even warn you about it. Clearly, getting container isolation while having web history recorded on your harddrive is a very bad privacy trade.
- Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 13961973, 7 years agothey changed it so that facebook automatically opens up in a designated facebook container & i can no longer use the addon to be logged into two facebook accounts. it seems there's no way to bypass this
- Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 13961162, 7 years ago
- Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 13950340, 7 years agoI have add and removed both Multi-Account Containers and Facebook Container several times. Neither seems to function or work with the particular FireFox set-up that I am using (FlagFox, No-Script, Colorful Tabs, Google Translate, WX Download Status Bar). I have reviewed several videos and none of the features function except for creating new containers (neither right or left click within the MAC drop down or the "+").
- Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 13932891, 7 years agoSo far I've added three empty tabs and not been able to figure out how to put the tabs I want into the container.
- Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 13926776, 7 years agoTrès bien mais un gros bug lorsqu'on installe l'extension avec Speed Dial.
Chaque vignette SpeedDial dont l'URL a été mise dans un container s'ouvre dans le container dès le chargement de la page SpeedDial. Comme une nouvelle fenêtre s'ouvre, il est impossible de revenir sur l'onglet qui contient les vignettes speedDial (sinon, aussitôt que l'on accède à cet onglet, une nouvelle fenêtre s'ouvre pour ouvrir le site dans un container alors que l'on n'a pas cliqué pour ouvrir le site).
Donc, si vous avez SpeedDial, il ne faut mettre aucun des liens des vignettes dans un container (en cochant "s'ouvre par défaut dans ce container"), donc très peu d'utilité d'avoir des container... - Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 13912987, 7 years agoRevision 2:
Is it really necessary to require the history setting to be "Firefox will remember history"? Why not drop that requirement and use the container idea as part of individual tabs in Firefox? Allow a setting that will "containerize" each individual tab.
Revision 1:
Containers now work after turning setting options/privacy & security/ history to "Firefox will remember history." Review will remain at 1 star - now I have to manually handle history and cookies. I'm not sure containers are worth this inconvenience.
Original Review:
Completely non-functional, counter intuitive, worthless and useless. Total gibberrish for user instructions. NUTS!!!!!!! really wish I could use this - but ........ I'll just have to rely on closing and restarting Firefox after using some google product or facebook. - Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 13908580, 7 years agoEs funktioniert bei mir nicht. Ich habe Seiten in Containern gespeichert, die sich dann nicht öffnen, es öffnet sich nur ein neuer Tab mit der Farbkennzeichnung.
- Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 13858557, 7 years ago
- Rated 1 out of 5by Franz Schneider, 7 years ago01/27/2019: Annnnnd STILL waiting to just be able to reorder my groups in the groups menu. Astonishing that this is still not a thing.
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08/20/2018: I have downgraded my review to one star, not because this extension is THAT bad but because of lack of attention to the add-on–especially as one of Mozilla's own add-ons. It is now almost September of 2018. Quantum has been out for how long now? And we STILL cannot do the simplest things like SORT GROUPS. Groups are forever doomed to stay where they are in your groups list when you add them. My groups are in such a FRUSTRATING, illogical order because I cannot move them around or sort them. Zero of the issues below have been touched either. Come on, Mozilla. Don't die on us again. If you're going to take away a bunch of developer functionality, replace it already on the new platform.
To add to the list:
- Please change add-on so that when a tab is assigned to a group that is hidden, the entire group does not unhide and load every single tab in that group. Need the option to keep the tab hidden.
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ORIGINAL REVIEW:
This add-on has been a so-so substitute for TabGroups, but certainly not a replacement. Many months later and we still do not have simple things such as:
- tab hiding,
- a way to sort groups in the group-selection menu,
- a way to move an open tab not assigned a group to a group,
- a way to move a tab from one group to another,
- and very few group colors and icons for groups to choose from for differentiation.
Will we see a useful update to this add-on soon? It has potential but is very inefficient in its current state. - Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 13806323, 7 years agoPlease redesign and remove submenus in this extention. It should be easy to switch between containers. Show or Hide container should be near Kategory not in submenu.
Hide last container should not close firefox entirely. Instead open an new tab. When I close the tab it should not be deleted from container. When I switch container other containers should close. It is not user friendly like it is now. - Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 11921138, 7 years agoNutzlos! Das ist nicht mehr als Lesezeichen auch bieten.
- Rated 1 out of 5by Erit, 7 years ago
- Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 13793223, 7 years agoContainers Add-On won't allow me to set up my work G Mail account. It keeps kicking me back to my personal account. Ridiculous and frustrating.
- Rated 1 out of 5by kingsword, 7 years agoThis is not a replacement for Tab Groups as Firefox suggests, this is archaic and can't do a tenth of it feature-wise.
- Rated 1 out of 5by Georgie Lynn, 7 years agoSometimes the scripts of certain pages that are contained in one container are used in the pages of another container making some kind of Cross-Sripting and blocking pages such as Wikia.com and many others. Basically it's because most of sites are interrelated.
As well that when a link is opened from inside a contained page that link is contained either and not independently from that domain containing.
And now it just logs out my accounts that were not in a container and later I tried to log in to them in the default container instead, and actually can´t mark to open them always in the default container. - Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 13523946, 7 years ago