Email or username:

Password:

Forgot your password?
Kevin's posts Post Back to profile
Top-level
Reinout van Schouwen

@kurtseifried
What's the use case? Users have their own accounts so their own profile by definition. Other reasons to have separate profiles within an account is covered by container tabs or private windows, AFAICS.
@JacksonBates @wizzwizz4 @kevinrns @ghorwood

16 August at 5:52 | Wall-to-wall | Open on mastodon.green
6 comments
Sylvain Delafoy

@reinouts @kurtseifried

I'm an extensive user of container tabs and enjoy having a single window holding my browsing so less use of Alt-tab ( my fingers are gratefull to Mozilla ).

It is great, after a small training websites open in the right container (except google ones, I have to look at the container name in the URL because that is how you keep them separated)

Consistent user expertience...

I love it

16 August at 11:17 | Open on piaille.fr
wizzwizz4

@reinouts @kurtseifried Different sets of extensions, or config that isn't covered by container tabs or private windows. For example, a work VPN.

16 August at 11:29 | Open on fosstodon.org
shine

@reinouts @kurtseifried @JacksonBates @wizzwizz4 @kevinrns @ghorwood I was often in a situation where for example work used a different password manager than I do. Having two password managers fight for a single login form is annoying. In those cases, it's also more comfortable to have a higher degree of separation, I sometimes open tabs in wrong containers.

16 August at 18:23 | Open on gts.churanova.eu
squalouJenkins

@reinouts @kurtseifried @JacksonBates @wizzwizz4 @kevinrns @ghorwood There are cornercases where containers are not enough. Example : Saved users and passwords are (weirdly enough) shared accross containers. Now imagine several cloud-provider account with different account alias but same username (because business, no choice, aws). This is my daily job situation :D

16 August at 18:52 | Open on fosstodon.org
Reinout van Schouwen replied to squalouJenkins

@squalouJenkins
A valid corner case indeed, but I suppose you could use third party password managers instead of relying on built-in saved password functionality.
@kurtseifried @JacksonBates @wizzwizz4 @kevinrns @ghorwood

16 August at 21:21 | Open on mastodon.green
Go Up