"Limit to Designated Sites"?

[benmneb]

Is there way to emulate the behaviour of the Firefox Multi Account Containers "limit to designated sites" option in Temporary Containers?

For example, I choose "google.com" as a designated site, and if i follow a link to google or open a new tab and search google for something, a new temporary container is made, then when I follow a link in those google search results or somehow else navigate to another domain, the page is opened in a new tab with no container?

Thanks stoically for this great extension.

[stoically]

Adding a Per Domain Isolation rule with e.g.

Domain Pattern: *.google.com Always open in: Enabled Navigation Target Domain: Different from Tab Domain & Subdomains

should do what you're asking for.

Thanks, glad you like the Add-on

[benmneb]

i would have thought so too, but its just opening the link in a new temporary container tab.

i thought maybe a Permanent container i made for other google sites could be interfering, so I did the same settings on another domain and the same thing happens. 🤷‍♂️

as far as i know i havent touched any global settings that might interfere...

"isolation": { "automaticReactivateDelay": 0, "global": { "navigation": { "action": "never" }, "mouseClick": { "middle": { "action": "never", "container": "default" }, "ctrlleft": { "action": "never", "container": "default" }, "left": { "action": "never", "container": "default" } }, "excluded": {}, "excludedContainers": [] }, "domain": [ { "pattern": "*.google.com", "always": { "action": "enabled", "allowedInPermanent": false, "allowedInTemporary": false }, "navigation": { "action": "notsamedomain" }, "mouseClick": { "middle": { "action": "global" }, "ctrlleft": { "action": "global" }, "left": { "action": "global" } }, "excluded": {} } ], "mac": { "action": "disabled" } },

[stoically]

You asked for

and if i follow a link to google or open a new tab and search google for something, a new temporary container is made

and now you say

i would have thought so too, but its just opening the link in a new temporary container tab.

So, I'm not sure, what exactly is your expected behavior?

[benmneb]

My second comment you quoted I was referring to the link to another domain other than google, the expected behaviour of which was to open in a new tab withOUT a temporary container.

Sorry for the ambiguity.

Currently all links originating from google results to domains and sub domains other than *.google.com open in new tabs but still withIN a temporary container.

[stoically]

Ah, I've overlooked the "no container" bit in

the page is opened in a new tab with no container?

My bad.

AFAIK TC currently does not support isolation into no container. It might be part of #397 in the future

[stoically]

The Containerise extension might be able to help with that, not exactly sure how their temporary containers stuff works

[crssi]

AFAIK TC currently does not support isolation into no container. It might be part of #397 in the future

I do not want to push or anything, just out of curiosity... do you have any ETA?

And thank you for your work ❤️

Cheers