If you are also using Facebook Container extension, when opening Facebook, an additional tab by this extension is still opened to choose container to open Facebook in, while there's already a tab with Facebook in it's special container.

There should be a configuration which contains a list of rules with domains and containers. When open a page matches some domain, only select from these containers.

But I won't have time to do this, so post here and maybe anyone interested in it.

From mozilla/multi-account-containers#2001 (comment) (not my question):

wouldn't there be any security issues using Always In Container? …

From Add-on Badges | Firefox Help:

… Most extensions are created by trustworthy developers. …

@naoliden for the other part of your question, mozilla/multi-account-containers#2001 (comment)

Hi there, thanks for this great extension.

There is another extension that I wish I could use together with always in container:
https://github.com/stoically/temporary-containers

It would be nice, whenever asking for opening with a existing container, offered a way to use the temporary containers.
Thanks!

The extension

▶ https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/always-in-container/

Point of reference

I find myself repeatedly suggesting the Always In Container extension as a complement or workaround to:

• issues involving Firefox contextual identities (containers) and/or
• issues involving Mozilla's Multi-Account Containers extension to Firefox.

To avoid repetition, I'm creating this issue – as a point of reference, nothing more – and closing. Cross-references to follow.

Reproduction steps:

1. Create a new Tab (with Ctrl+T or plus-sign)
2. type a search term or select a bookmark
3. Press Enter

Expected behavior:

• Only 1 tab (ideally the default tab container, which is the container of the very first tab)

Actual behavior:

• A new tab with my default container (normal behavior without always-in-container)
• A second tab with "always-in-container" choice

I've gotten into the habit to just close this tab (Ctrl+W) but maybe there is a way to suppress it.

Often, I find myself thinking I don't need a container at all for a link I'm opening. It might be useful to include the option of a new private tab.

I love this extension for Firefox.

I think it would be easier and quicker if it were possible to quickly choose a container with a key on the keyboard.
For example "Business" container could be the "B" or "1" key, "Personal" container could be the "P" or "2" key, etc... This way, when I click on a link that opened Firefox, I just had to press one key.

Thank you!

Ignoring, for a moment, Always In Container as the name of the extension …

Please: is it possible for the extension page to include no container as a choice?

Can this be done, without breaking the method of detection for a link that is initially non-contained?

(I don't understand the code, but I can imagine things 'looping back' to the extension page.)

Rough mock-up

• … no container as one of two buttons below the array of containers
• the second button is notionally for #5