> then it prompts you with an "are you sure you want to open this page in this container" every time you go to that page which is very annoying.
That isn't true - you say yes/no the first time and then it's automatic. Works great for me.
I create a container for every service I want to stay logged into and whitelist the specified sites with Cookie Autodelete (which is container aware), then auto delete all other cookies on tab close.
Yeah, I'm not getting it after the first "Are you sure?" prompt, but that first one is annoying. I already checked the box asking to always open foo.com in a specific container. Why is it asking again?
Also, I'd love to do this in my bookmarks, instead of having to visit each site and set the container one-by-one.
> I already checked the box asking to always open foo.com in a specific container. Why is it asking again?
I have some sites that I almost always want to open in a specific container. Except when I don't.
I suspect this double-confirmation is for people like me: I can chose between "always open this site in this container" and "always suggest opening this site in this container".
I actually have a few cases like this as well, but they are very common cases I encounter 20-30 times a day.
I thought containers were clunky too until I went looking for bug reports for the functionality I wanted (always open domain in container) and found out I just wasn't using them right.
I'm actually really impressed with how polished it is given the complexities it entails
That isn't true - you say yes/no the first time and then it's automatic. Works great for me.
I create a container for every service I want to stay logged into and whitelist the specified sites with Cookie Autodelete (which is container aware), then auto delete all other cookies on tab close.