Brave's latest browser release offers Containers for better and easier workflow

by dotcoma • 20 days ago

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ddejohn2• 20 days ago

Great to see this feature being added to other browsers. I use the Firefox Multi-Account Containers, Temporary Containers, and Containerize extensions to manage my browsing and it's (mostly) a very nice experience. There are some rough edges for certain tasks, but I've not had any desire to go back to containerless browsing for a few years now.

raffraffraff2• 20 days ago

For me, they are completely essential and we're the killer feature that kept me on Firefox. That, and I never liked Chrome anyway.

ddejohn2• 20 days ago

the killer feature that kept me on Firefox

precisely, I do occasionally have to switch browsers which is incredibly frustrating but that's more of an indictment of the current state of the web than FF in my mind

upcoming-sesame• 20 days ago

How do you use them differently than you would have used profiles?

getdustedyun• 18 days ago

I am extremely happy that I can now have containers with all 3 browser engines. Brave to represent Chromium, Firefox had them for a long time, and the WebKit-based Orion recently got them as well.

Brave's latest browser release offers Containers for better and easier workflow

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