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Multi-Account Containers

Multi-Account Containers: Isolate your web activities.

Users1KCurrent public install base
Rating1.0Store average score
Reviews3Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
7-day growth+72Net users gained this week
7-day growth rate+7.76%Relative weekly velocity
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Version1.0
ManifestV3
Size41.2KiB
Languages1English
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Multi-Account Containers helps you keep work, personal, banking, and side-project logins neatly separated so you can switch contexts without constant sign-outs. From the toolbar popup, you can quickly choose a container, open or move the current site into that context, and keep related tabs together for cleaner, safer browsing. The extension is designed to be lightweight and privacy-minded: it saves only your container rules and preferences locally, and it never reads page content or sends data to external servers. It asks for minimal permissions—“storage” to remember your settings and rules, and “tabs” to open, update, and organize tabs when you switch contexts—matching what’s declared in the manifest.

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Total ratings / reviews3Chrome Web Store public rating/review count

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Mike Sto2026年2月24日
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It doesn’t work. It creates the containers, but it doesn’t isolate the pages. When assigning a page to a container, all tabs under the same domain end up in that container. You can’t assign it to a new one to isolate sessions, cookies, etc.

Version 1.0Language en
3 helpful · 0 not helpful
Α. Φωτίου (Blackcat)2026年2月2日
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Not working in Brave

Version 1.0Language en
1 helpful · 0 not helpful