Feature request: Container whitelist without assigning sites #1892
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I'd love to see this too. I have a dedicated |
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This is something that also has caused me a lot of frustration. I'm working on a pull request for this now and have a proof of concept working. I expect to have a pull request out for review by next weekend. |
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This implements a per-container allow-list that is applied to isolated containers. This can allow multiple containers to have an overlapping set of sites that they are isolated to. For example: Container A and Container B could both be isolated and have calendar.example.com in their allow list. Both Container A and Container B would then be able to visit calendar.example.com. See: mozilla#1892 and mozilla#1887 for additional motivation.
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This implements a per-container allow-list that is applied to isolated containers. This can allow multiple containers to have an overlapping set of sites that they are isolated to. For example: Container A and Container B could both be isolated and have calendar.example.com in their allow list. Both Container A and Container B would then be able to visit calendar.example.com. See: mozilla#1892 and mozilla#1887 for additional motivation.
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Draft PR is out here: #2033. Remaining work is just the new icon and any PR feedback, which I'll work on this week. |
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The related PR is now ready for review. |
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Duplicate of #1749 |
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I'd like to restrict containers to open a whitelist of domains, like #1670 and #847, but I also use some sites in multiple containers, so I don't want to actually assign those sites to a specific container. For example, I have a Google account for work and a personal Google account, so I'd like to use the various Google apps with different logins in my "Work" and "Personal" containers. I'd still like to limit my "Work" and "Personal" containers to a whitelist so that links to external sites open in the default container automatically, instead of in the current container.
Thanks to the contributors for their work on this extension, it's a killer feature for Firefox and has motivated me to switch back from Chrome!
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