AWS Console Containers by Eric
Open AWS IAM Identity Center console sessions in isolated Firefox container tabs.
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About this extension
Click a profile, get a signed-in AWS Console tab. Each account/role opens in its own Firefox container with a separate cookie jar, so dev, staging, and prod — even across multiple AWS organizations — coexist in one window without logging each other out.
Setup takes a minute: enter your IAM Identity Center start URL and region, approve the sign-in, and the add-on discovers every account and role assigned to you and saves them as profiles. Additional Identity Center instances can be added at any time.
Features: type-to-filter role picker, per-organization sign-in status with token expiry, stable container colors per profile, automatic re-authentication when your SSO session expires, and one-click container cleanup.
Privacy: everything runs inside the add-on. Your SSO tokens are stored in extension storage and sent only to AWS's own endpoints to perform the actions you invoke. No analytics, no third-party servers, and no data is ever sent to the developer.
Requires an AWS organization using IAM Identity Center (formerly AWS SSO). No other software or add-on is needed — Firefox's built-in container feature is enabled automatically. Mozilla's Multi-Account Containers add-on is optional, only if you also want to manage containers manually.
Setup takes a minute: enter your IAM Identity Center start URL and region, approve the sign-in, and the add-on discovers every account and role assigned to you and saves them as profiles. Additional Identity Center instances can be added at any time.
Features: type-to-filter role picker, per-organization sign-in status with token expiry, stable container colors per profile, automatic re-authentication when your SSO session expires, and one-click container cleanup.
Privacy: everything runs inside the add-on. Your SSO tokens are stored in extension storage and sent only to AWS's own endpoints to perform the actions you invoke. No analytics, no third-party servers, and no data is ever sent to the developer.
Requires an AWS organization using IAM Identity Center (formerly AWS SSO). No other software or add-on is needed — Firefox's built-in container feature is enabled automatically. Mozilla's Multi-Account Containers add-on is optional, only if you also want to manage containers manually.
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Permissions and data
Required permissions:
- Access browser tabs
Optional permissions:
- Access your data for sites in the amazonaws.com domain
- Access your data for sites in the aws.amazon.com domain
- Access your data for sites in the amazonaws-us-gov.com domain
Data collection:
- The developer says this extension doesn't require data collection.
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- Version
- 0.9.3
- Size
- 28.45 KB
- Last updated
- 15 hours ago (Sep 2, 2026)
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- License
- MIT License
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