maciekmm

Applied last month, but based on the fact noone saw my little demo I submitted, was likely auto-rejected.

If you want to talk the email is in my profile.

That approach wouldn't work if your infrastructure is spread between multiple Terraform workspaces. (as is often done).

I created a Firefox addon to display tabs in the sidebar, grouped by privacy containers (isolated cookie containers)

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/container-tab...

Shameless plug:

I started building a small commenting system that fetches comments from social media postings (hackernews, reddit atm.)

It's not released yet, but You can sign up to know when it's ready. https://popvox.dev/

For me it's usually the volume buttons that die first, not the battery.

If you are using gmail, you probably could use "Check email from other accounts:" under "Settings / Accounts and Import". It fetches new mails periodically using POP3 or IMAP.

If you host your own mail server, you could use https://www.fetchmail.info/fetchmail-man.html instead.

It works for simple single-element components.

When you have things nested it gets out of control really quickly.

What I'm struggling with is consistency across pages, especially if you are not using a component framework.

I'll often end up with 50 similar, but different looking buttons.

On the other side when using a component framework, re-implementing all components when there are solutions already available (i.e. very similar in terms of look and feel Ant [1] or even Material-Ui [2]) sounds counter-productive.

Didn't you stumble upon such issue? How did you handle this?

[1] https://ant.design/ [2] https://material-ui.com/

Hi! Support for Temporary Containers has just been released.

It's not. But please make an issue on github[0] and if there's enough demand I will think about implementing this :) Contributions are also welcome, though the codebase currently needs a bit of a refactor.

[0] https://github.com/maciekmm/container-tabs-sidebar

It's currently not the best experience as the temporary containers addon creates a container per browser tab which bloats the sidebar.

But there's a github issue for it and I've received a couple of requests regarding this today, so I will tackle this ASAP.

I am planning to add automatic tab sorting to the plugin. There's a github issue for this exact problem. I just didn't have time to implement this feature. ;)

With the first party isolate, mechanisms such as oAuth would not work. So the containers are less restrictive, but still allow you to have two sites with the same cookie context.

Shameless plug. I made the ContainerTabsSidebar firefox addon[0], which is inspired by the TST. It groups tabs based on firefox privacy containers, which means every container has an isolated cookie store. I'm a tab hoarder and developed it to work for such "use-case".

It's very similar to the groups presented, but displays tabs vertically.

[0] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/container-tab...

Shameless plug.

If You want a sidebar with tabs grouped by containers, I developed an addon for it: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/container-tab...

Shameless plug. If you are using firefox's container tabs. I have created an addon inspired by tree style tabs that shows tabs under their container.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/container-tab...

go to about:config and set browser.zoom.full to true this will cause the whole page to get zoomed.

In the past I've used this: https://github.com/martenson/disposable-email-domains

Gets the job done.

I wrote about it a year ago as well: https://mionskowski.pl/using-google-apps-scripts-for-a-simpl...