A Firefox extension that isolates tabs into separate container tabs to prevent cookie and site data mixing, improving your privacy.
Temporary Containers is an open source Firefox extension developed by Mozilla that provides container tabs within the Firefox web browser. Container tabs isolate sites from one another, preventing them from sharing cookies and other browsing data that could be used to track you across the web.
When you navigate to a site in a container tab, it will not have access to cookies, localStorage, indexedDB etc. stored by sites in other containers. Each container tab starts out fresh, ensuring that sites can't use these techniques to identify and track you. This greatly improves your privacy while browsing the web.
Temporary Containers is easy to use. Just click the extension icon next to the address bar while on any site, select a container and the current tab will switch over. Common use cases include isolating logins, keeping work and personal browsing separate, avoiding cross-site tracking, and much more. It integrates seamlessly into Firefox and works on any site.
With its focus on privacy through containerization and open source development, Temporary Containers is a great solution for those looking to take control over their web browsing data.
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