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<h2>Firefox Multi Account Containers</h2>
    <h3>20-11-2023</h3>
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      Firefox Mutli-Account Containers works by isolating your identity into a
      separate container that makes it harder to track your visits to other
      websites with third-party cookies.
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      For example, you can sign in to your Facebook account inside of a
      container, and Facebook will never know who you are whenever you aren’t
      inside the container.
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      I use it to contain unsavory web sites like Facebook and Google, Banks and
      Shopping sites
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