"auto delete cookies" extension has a setting for "Firefox containers tabs" on desktop
after setting up the Firefox multi-account containers extension, from Mozilla, and creating names for all my containers then going to 'auto delete cookies list of expressions' setting it shows all my container names so I can set expressions for each container
first i had to allow the "enable support for firefox containers tab" in the main settings of auto delete cookies
works
@b4cks4w 👍 indeed
i have firefox running in it's own sandbox and each tab in it's own container
you can set certain tabs to always open in a specific container, just tap the container icon you'll see a checkbox at top, and any url you tap inside that tab will open in that container also
or right url "open link in new container tab" and open in another container of your choice
very handy if you have a container for certain domains
@b4cks4w thats the one 👍
also available for firefox mobile and chrome
@ecksmc Would you please give an example expression? I rtfm'd - is it url patterns for greylist or whitelist?
Enter expressions in this format:
google.com -> keep cookies only from google.com
*.google.com -> keep cookies from google.com and subdomains (Ex. calendar.google.com, a.b.c.d.google.com)
@ecksmc Got it. Was momentarily confused b/c that's orthogonal to my approach: delete 'em all and let FSM sort 'em out.
This finesse approach will take some thought :)
Side tip, the wildcard functions similarly as you would expect: gi*b.com will match gitlab.com and github.com
This means that if you want to set all cookies to delete after browser restart, add a * to the greylist
www.example.com matches a rule for example.com because the www part is stripped
i just followed these from the github page
@ecksmc love containers. Thanks for this tip - exercise more discretion over trackers?
Count me in.