Container Interceptor von zoulraX

Container Interceptor is a powerful Firefox extension that enhances your browsing privacy and organization by giving you complete control over which container opens which website.

🎯 Key Features

Profile-Based Container Management
- Create multiple profiles for each website with custom names and icons
- Assign specific Firefox containers to each profile
- Visual profile cards make it easy to identify and select the right container
- Edit or delete profiles anytime

Smart Navigation Interception
- Automatically intercepts navigation to configured sites
- Shows an elegant profile selection screen before opening the site
- Choose to intercept all sites or only configured ones
- "Don't show again" option to remember your preferences

Guest Containers
- Quick access to temporary guest containers
- Perfect for one-time browsing sessions
- Automatically deleted when the tab closes

Exceptions Management
- Dedicated view for managing sites with saved preferences
- Easy removal of sites from exceptions list
- Clean, organized interface

Context Menu Integration
- Right-click on any page or link to quickly select a profile
- Direct access to "Add Profile" option
- Streamlined workflow for power users

🔒 Privacy & Security

• All data stored locally on your device
• No external connections or data collection
• Secure DOM manipulation to prevent vulnerabilities
• Open source and transparent

💡 Perfect For

• Managing multiple accounts on the same website
• Separating work and personal browsing
• Organizing different projects or clients
• Enhanced privacy through container isolation
• Power users who want granular control

🚀 How It Works

1. Add a Site: Enter a website URL in the extension popup
2. Create Profiles: Add one or more profiles with custom names and containers
3. Browse: When you visit the site, choose which profile to use
4. Automatic: Optionally save your choice to skip the selection next time

Note: This extension works best with Firefox's built-in Multi-Account Containers feature. Make sure containers are enabled in your Firefox settings.

Support: For issues, feature requests, or contributions, visit our GitHub repository.