"The profile management update will roll out starting October 14th, allowing Firefox users to create specific browsing spaces that house bookmarks, logins, history, extensions, and themes. Firefox already supports multi-account containers, an extension that organizes browsing history, cookies, and tracking information into dedicated tabs to keep your digital footprint more private. Profiles allow users to organize more browser features, however, making it easier to create separate experiences for work, projects, and personal browsing."
"Firefox already supports multi-account containers, an extension that organizes browsing history, cookies, and tracking information into dedicated tabs to keep your digital footprint more private. Profiles allow users to organize more browser features, however, making it easier to create separate experiences for work, projects, and personal browsing. Like account containers, each Firefox profile keeps its own browsing data separate. Individual profiles can also be customized with specific avatars, colors, and themes to make them distinguishable at a glance."
Firefox introduces profile management that enables users to create separate browsing spaces holding bookmarks, logins, history, extensions, and themes. The feature will roll out starting October 14. Each profile keeps browsing data isolated, allowing distinct environments for work, projects, and personal browsing. Profiles can be customized with avatars, colors, and themes for quick identification. The profiles expand on multi-account containers by organizing additional browser features while preserving privacy separation of cookies and tracking. The profile system offers multi-profile convenience similar to Chrome without requiring multiple accounts or dedicated email addresses.
Read at The Verge
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