how to use firefox containers

How to add, remove or edit Containers

1. In the Menu bar at the top of the screen, click Firefox and select Preferences. Click the menu button and select Options. Preferences. Settings.
2. In the General panel, go to the Tabs section.
3. Click the Settings… button next to Enable Container Tabs.

1. What are containers in Firefox?
2. How do I use multi account containers in Firefox?
3. What is a browser container?
4. How do you sync Firefox containers?
5. What is the point of Firefox?
6. Does Firefox sell your data?
7. What is container tag?
8. How do I log into multiple accounts on the same site simultaneously?
9. What is Facebook container by Firefox?
10. How do I use Facebook container in Firefox?
11. How do I group tabs in Firefox?

What are containers in Firefox?

Firefox Containers are a way for users to isolate their online identities and tasks from one another. In addition to the privacy benefits of containers, containers allow users to be logged into multiple accounts at once without requiring them to use multiple browsers or constantly sign in and out.

How do I use multi account containers in Firefox?

Installing Firefox is quite simple. I will warn you, this extension isn't available for either Android or iOS.
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Installation

1. Open Firefox.
2. Point the browser to the official page of the Firefox Multi-Account Containers extension.
3. Click Add to Firefox.
4. When prompted, click Add.
5. Allow the installation to complete.

What is a browser container?

Firefox Containers let you categorize your browsing activity and compartmentalize cookies and other browser storage. Essentially, they stop websites from tracking your web browsing, preventing them from seeking anything outside their own container and following you around.

How do you sync Firefox containers?

How to sync your Firefox containers

1. Open the Add-Ons Manager.
2. Click the entry for Firefox Multi-Container Accounts.
3. In the resulting window, click the Preferences tab.
4. Click the checkbox for Enable Sync (Figure B).

What is the point of Firefox?

Firefox is a Web browser that is smaller, faster, and in some ways more secure than the Mozilla browser from which much of its code was originally derived. Compared to Internet Explorer, the most popular Web browser, Firefox gives users a cleaner interface and faster download speeds.

Does Firefox sell your data?

Mozilla doesn't sell data about you, and we don't buy data about you. ... Mozilla does collect a limited set of data by default from Firefox that helps us to understand how people use the browser. That data is tied to a random identifier rather than your name or email address.

What is container tag?

A container tag is a JavaScript code that allows the user to add, change or delete tags to or from a website through a central location without having to access the source code.

How do I log into multiple accounts on the same site simultaneously?

How to log into multiple accounts on the same website

1. Firefox: Press Ctrl-Shift-P to open a new private browsing window.
2. Google Chrome: Press Ctrl-Shift-N to open a new incognito window.
3. Opera 15+: Same as Google Chrome.
4. Internet Explorer: Press Ctrl-Shift-P to open a new private browsing window.

What is Facebook container by Firefox?

Facebook Container - Prevent Facebook from tracking you on other websites. Facebook Container is a Firefox extension that helps you set boundaries with Facebook. This add-on creates a boundary between Facebook sites (including Instagram and Messenger) and the rest of the web to limit where Facebook can track you.

How do I use Facebook container in Firefox?

You can log in and use Facebook normally when in the Facebook Container. If you click on a non-Facebook link or navigate to a non-Facebook website in the URL bar, these pages will load outside of the container. Clicking Facebook Share buttons on other browser tabs will load them within the Facebook Container.

How do I group tabs in Firefox?

Firefox allows you to group tabs for convenience by hitting Ctrl + Shift + E or by clicking on the tiny down arrow that appears at the extreme right on the tab bar when it overflows. You can even name tab groups for easy identification and drag and drop tabs between different groups to rearrange them to your liking.