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Feature: Make usage of Firefox containers

Open T00mm opened this issue 3 years ago • 4 comments

Currently I am using a custom script that lacks 99% of the functionality that aws-vault provides but what it does is, it uses the profile name in combination with Firefox containers and Open url in container to seperate each login from eachother. Making it easy to access multiple consoles in the same browser and with colored tabs.

T00mm avatar Mar 19 '21 19:03 T00mm

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stale[bot] avatar Oct 02 '21 02:10 stale[bot]

Came here to log this feature request but someone already has done so. Since Firefox Multi-Account Containers support opening a specific URL in a Specific container, I think the easiest way to do this is allow a Profile to specify a login URL.
that way you can use the Account Alias + specific signin url that goes with the account to tell Firefox to open a session that came from aws-vault in its designated container.

robdew avatar Oct 27 '21 18:10 robdew

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stale[bot] avatar Apr 27 '22 15:04 stale[bot]

The -s flag on aws-vault login will "Print login URL to stdout instead of opening in default browser"

You can then open this URL however you want. In this example, I open the AWS console in a specific Microsoft Edge profile: open -na "Microsoft Edge" --args --profile-directory="Profile 2" $(aws-vault login -s staging)

I'm sure this can be replicated with Firefox containers.

Kessir avatar May 16 '22 10:05 Kessir

Use -s for custom behaviour like this

mtibben avatar Dec 19 '22 04:12 mtibben