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pretty sure chrome has had tab grouping for over a year now

>>dsauer+(OP)
container tabs != tab grouping

tab grouping uses the same cookies everywhere, whereas container tabs provide isolated workspaces each with their own set of cookies

>>dsauer+(OP)
Are they containerized? I have separate containers for work and personal stuff, with separate sessions for Gmail, GitHub, etc.

>>dsauer+(OP)
That's not what container tabs are. Think of it as isolated environments for groups of sites. You can even set it up so that each new link opens in a new environment, without any cookies, etc.

>>dsauer+(OP)
How are tab groups relevant here?

>>dsauer+(OP)
Container tabs isolate sessions. I don’t think tab grouping is related.

Firefox allows you to create/manage multiple containers, and set up rules to assign specific sites to specific containers if desired.

I think the closest feature in Chrome is the ability to create multiple profiles, but this is less flexible/ergonomic IMO.

>>haswel+21
In some ways profiles works better, and in others container tabs does.

I have two password managers, one for work and one for home. Multiple profiles lets me work with both.

Container tabs lets me log into a site multiple times, or when they have a session cookie that prevents me from navigating to two different flows.

Both great, both fill completely different niches.

>>happym+y3
Firefox has profiles too, btw.

>>toyg+P6
Profiles in Firefox isn't great.

The profiles plugin, is great.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/profile-switc...

I would want to see this integrated.