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Firefox extension to automatically open websites in a container

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I've noticed that glob rules suffer from some problems: 1. they are not properly escaped before being turned into regexes. `.`, and every other special character, should be escaped. 2....

HI, I use this addon in combination with temporary containers. I need the ability to have two web (example:gmail) accounts open at the same time. Currently when I open gmail,...

[suggestion] Is it possible to set the colour of the default container? The reason im asking is sometimes its confusing when two different containers have the same colour. Im assuming...

Add rule that excludes url from container. Example: My example google container: ``` Allow: *.google.com Exclude: *.google.com/search* ```

Right now the Containerize toolbar menu uses a light background regardless of Firefox preferences. It would be great to see it respect dark mode.

I am opening some links in new tabs and find that it will open a container tab and then open another copy. From playing around I think it is because...

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I was trying to use glob patterns and ran into one bug and one quirk that made them impossible to use correctly: Regex metacharacters (such as `.`) were not escaped...

Hi, first, thanks for the extension! I've been using it for quite a while now. I have a default container rule for `~{domain}.{tld}`; however, on `https://amazon.co.uk/`, that generates a container...

Bumps [node-sass](https://github.com/sass/node-sass) from 4.14.1 to 7.0.0. Release notes Sourced from node-sass's releases. v7.0.0 Breaking changes Drop support for Node 15 (@​nschonni) Set rejectUnauthorized to true by default (@​scott-ut, #3149) Features...

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Can you implement a the function to restrict websites from entering a curtain Container? For instance, when I set `www.google.com` to open in Container `Google`, that is should be forbidden...