Absolutely essential if you want to be more organised and/or more secure.

This is an absolute lifesaver. Too many MS365 accounts in my life for any sane person, but being able to keep them in separate containers holds the insanity at bay a little bit longer. Keep Facebook isolated in its own nosey portion of my browser, too, which is a nice out-of-the-box option.

This functionality is amazing and I need it on a daily basis. My dream though is still to have these as separate browsers in my dock/taskbar with smart url functionality to open certain urls in certain containers and/or ask me which container to use.

Works great, and separates my "work from home" stuff from personal. My work automatically tracks my searches whenever I am logged into their MS services (which includes onedrive), so this means I can juggle multiple personal and work tabs and not have to worry about leaking info. Made me switch to Firefox as my primary browser on desktop.

Great extension. I have a couple of request.
-Can there be a way to manually type the domains I want in "x" container? Like by pressing in the "Manage Site List" just type the domains I want in there. I'm having issues where several redirects prevents me from adding exactly the URL that I want.
-Also to just be able to decide to add a webpage to specific container from a bookmark without actually opening the web page in the container.
-And more colors and symbols options, as there's no many.

It works most of the time, but sometimes it doesn't connect to the internet while my tabs that are outside the container can connect to the internet swiftly. Once that happens, the container will not work again even when I restart my browser or my computer. The only option I'm left with is to uninstall the proxy container and the multi account container, restart my computer and reinstall it. It usually works after this, but sometimes I have to do this twice before it works. I use the latest version of firefox.

awesome feature

Causes my computer to use over 1,000% CPU while Firefox is completely idle.