I don't even use facebook, so don't assume I do and auto install extensions! I use firefox over chrome for many reasons, but if firefox is going to automatically install extensions again I may switch back to chrome.

So far it simply hasn't worked on my newish Sony Viao, nor has the container for bank transactions. No "blue colored browser tab" in either case.

I guess it works...if ya don't mind waiting 3 to four minutes for FB to load every time ya click on something. Facebook just doesn't work in ANY Firefox container making this extension useless.

Its not working.. still get ads on every thing I search.

They can read data from ALL websites you visit while using this.

This does not actually work. Maybe Facebook has found a way to circumvent the addon? Because targeted commercial pops up all the time on my Facebook based on pages I have visited I give this addon 1 star.

Not work at all !!!
Even i use this ext, facebook knows where and what i visit. Advertising on facebook match exactly with the sites and interests i've visited just before open facebook.
I do not understand why !

This add-on breaks the ability to use Facebook to login into some other sites. Worst, it just results in a blank login page on some sites (like cbc.ca) so it wasn't clear that it was caused by this add-on.

The problem is that Facebook Container prevents you from logging into Facebook when you need to log-in through Facebook to make comments on USA Today, etc. There is no choice of options.

Simply doesn't work on different machines (all running Linux Mint 18.3) on FF 64 - no blue coloured browser tab ("container"). :-(

Si tienes uBlock Origin instalado, este complemento no hace nada extra y es en vano tenerlo. No aporta nada.

This extension does not install on Firefox Quantum v 62.0. Hopefully will be fixed.

Make it work with FF Beta!

Does not work on Android 9?

Please work on facebook login. Using your extension, I can no longer connect to my accounts because I use Facebook to do so.

Add an whitelist for example.

geht nicht im Quantum ... schonmal Mist