Product Information
What is Temporary containers?
Easy-to-open disposable containers that isolate additional data and delete after use: Based on navigation targets, fully automatic for certain websites, using mouse-clicked links or simply by utilizing the toolbar icon.
Want to make the most of Temporary Containers? Enable Auto Mode!
Auto Mode overrides the standard way of opening new tabs—even when launched from external programs. Instead of opening tabs in no container, it places them in freshly created temporary containers. No more cookies, cache, and storage accumulating in one place; everything happens within its own isolated temporary container. If Auto Mode is enabled, you should also configure mouse clicks to open new Temporary Containers. Recommended preferences:
Isolation > Global > Mouse Clicks:
Middle Mouse: Always
How to use Temporary containers?
Temporary Containers is a Firefox add-on that allows users to open automatically managed temporary containers for isolating additional data and deleting it after use, preventing cookies, cache, and storage from being collected in the same location.
Core Functions of Temporary containers
Container virtualization
Multi-Account Support
Multi-Account Switching
Multi-profile
Domain Isolation
Usage Scenarios of Temporary containers
- Enable Auto Mode to Open All New Tabs in Separate Temporary Containers
- Automatically Isolate Browsing Data Based on Navigation Targets or Specific Websites
- Configure Mouse Clicks to Open Pages in New Temporary Containers
- Use Toolbar Icon to Manually Open One-Time Containers for Isolated Browsing
Common Questions about Temporary containers
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