Genuine question: I use brave currently. I really heavily on multiple profiles (work, side-business, personal) that are easy to switch between or have active all at the same time in separate windows.
I tried firefox, but in my experience, the method for changing “profiles” was unintuitive and cumbersome. Was I just doing it wrong, or does Firefox not have that same kind of feature?
I really wanna use Firefox, but that’s a deal-breaker.
Genuine question: I use brave currently. I really heavily on multiple profiles (work, side-business, personal) that are easy to switch between or have active all at the same time in separate windows.
I tried firefox, but in my experience, the method for changing “profiles” was unintuitive and cumbersome. Was I just doing it wrong, or does Firefox not have that same kind of feature?
I really wanna use Firefox, but that’s a deal-breaker.
use container tabs, not separate profiles. profiles are for installing separate sets of addons and the like.
That’s why I need the separate profiles. Some work add-ons I don’t care to have on personal, and vice versa. I like totally segmented preferences.
Edit: I get it now. It’s worth the overlapping add ons. This should do it.
I’ve never had a problem with them and I really like the Facebook container feature for when I have to use Messenger to contact friends
Maybe multi account containers for Firefox could work for you? I find it very useful.
Interesting! I’ll give it a whirl.
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Plus Firefox has the same problem that Chrome does. And that problem is the shit ton of ads that pop up every goddamn place.
That’s why you install an adblocker like uBlock Origin in Firefox. The browser isn’t responsible for blocking ads, that’s what add-ons are for.
It is for Brave.
This isn’t a browser issue, it’s an Internet issue. And it’s easily fixed on Firefox.
What ads? I use Firefox and its forks and I haven’t seen an ad.