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Firefox is amazing. Very fast, stable, great add-ons. I personally can't live without Tree Style Tabs. Oh yeah, and also as @citizen428 says:
Don't forget mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/developer/
For me the most important extensions are Panorama Tab Groups, Multi-Account Cointainers, and Facebook Container.
Oh yeah, same browser multiple different sessions. Very handy. This plays nicely with other of my favorites, must-have, extensions: Switch Container
Multi-Account Container adds a "Reopen in Container" item to the tab right-click menu. And once you moved a tab to a specific container you can also set an option for "Always open in X" so it will always open in this specific container.
OMG, that feature of always opening a domain in a specified container is really a game-changer. Thank you so much for this!
Everyone: Firefox Multi-Account Containers
Also, @citizen428 , that add-on made me think, why doesn't every domain open automatically in its own isolated container?
There may be some overhead to running the containers.
Firefox is amazing. Very fast, stable, great add-ons. I personally can't live without Tree Style Tabs.
Oh yeah, and also as @citizen428 says:
For me the most important extensions are Panorama Tab Groups, Multi-Account Cointainers, and Facebook Container.
Oh yeah, same browser multiple different sessions. Very handy.
This plays nicely with other of my favorites, must-have, extensions: Switch Container
Multi-Account Container adds a "Reopen in Container" item to the tab right-click menu. And once you moved a tab to a specific container you can also set an option for "Always open in X" so it will always open in this specific container.
OMG, that feature of always opening a domain in a specified container is really a game-changer. Thank you so much for this!
Everyone: Firefox Multi-Account Containers
Also, @citizen428 , that add-on made me think, why doesn't every domain open automatically in its own isolated container?
There may be some overhead to running the containers.