Firefox add profiles to separate your browsing sessions

Mozilla offers profiles for Firefox, which facilitates separation and organization of your online activity. The profile management update will be displayed from October 14, allowing Firefox users to create specific browsing spaces that make home reference signals, recordings, date, extensions, and topics.

Firefox already supports Multiple account containersAn extension that regulates the history of browsing and cookies and information tracking in signs of a tab dedicated to maintaining your digital fingerprint more special. Personal files allow users to organize more browser features, however, which makes it easier to create separate experiences for work, projects and personal browsing.

Like account containers, each Firefox profile maintains its browsing data. Individual identification files can also be allocated through specific embodiment, colors and topics to make them be distinguished at a glance. The experiment is similar to the existence Multiple Google features in ChromeJust with more privacy features and without requirements to create multiple accounts with custom email addresses.

“It is a way to clean your tabs. It is a way to adjust the borders and protect your information and make the Internet a little more calm,” Mozilla said in “Firefox files is not just a way to clean your tabs. It is a way to adjust the borders and protect your information and make the Internet a little more quieter,” Mazila said in Firefox. Advertising Blog. “By keeping your different roles via the Internet strictly separate, you spend less contexts of mental energy and avoid embarrassing surprises (such as your weekend plans in a presentation of work).”