Multi-Account Container & Containerise not blending.

[Solid-Ice8]

Containerise Version: 3.7.0 Operating System: Windows 10 Enterprise (1909), 64-bit FireFox Version: 75.0 Add-on's Info (Enable/Disabled):

Amazon.co.uk 1.1 true amazon@search.mozilla.org Amazon.com 1.1 true amazondotcom@search.mozilla.org Bing 1.1 true bing@search.mozilla.org Containerise 3.7.0 true containerise@kinte.sh DuckDuckGo 1.0 true ddg@search.mozilla.org eBay 1.0 true ebay@search.mozilla.org Firefox Multi-Account Containers 6.2.3 true @testpilot-containers Google 1.0 true google@search.mozilla.org Tree Style Tab 3.4.8 true treestyletab@piro.sakura.ne.jp TST Colored Tabs 0.7 true tst-colored-tabs@murz TST Mouse Wheel and Double Click 1.5 true tst-wheel_and_double@dontpokebadgers.com TST-MiddleClick 1.1.0 true tst-middleclick@alexendris.com Twitter 1.0 true twitter@search.mozilla.org uBlock Origin 1.26.0 true uBlock0@raymondhill.net Wikipedia (en) 1.0 true wikipedia@search.mozilla.org

Actual Behaviour: The tab itself will go berserk! Flashing 'Default Container' & 'Existing Container', back and forth. Closing & re-opening.

Expected Behaviour: Before assigning 'Default Container' in a tab, check for existing container tabs.

Steps To Reproduce: 1) Open an existing container tab assigned in Multi Account Container (or any other container tab, even Temporary) 2) In Containerise, enable 'Default Container'. 3) Refresh the existing container tab.

[ghost]

Hi,

another solution would be to use the multi account container API and check whether the URL has been assigned to a container there.

Otherwise, this is a dupe of #53

[Solid-Ice8]

The issue I'm having is different from the one stated in #53. In that issue's case; Multi Account Container alone is enough to solve that issue. With that add-on, you can log into more than 2 accounts on any website as long as you don't assign them to a specific container tab.

You may have any 3 identical container tabs.

Example: Twitter1 - Gift - Green Twitter2 - Vacation - Blue Twitter3 - Glasses - Yellow

You can log into each container with 3 different accounts. As long as you DO NOT assign "www.twitter.com" into any of these container tabs. This is also why some users don't prefer to use the Twitter Container add-on when Multi Account Container installed.

I don't know what someone wants to do with 3 Twitter accounts, but some people may have more than 3 GMail accounts. This will work. There wouldn't be a need for Containerise in the first place (Sorry, no hard feelings; I'm still a new user of this add-on afterall).

What's the reason of a "Default Container"? It should act as a barrier; similar to "No Container" or "Temporary Container". That may be the case for Containerise too.

In Multi Account Container; the "Default" container is basically 'transparent' container. Nothing can be assigned to it and any unassociated sites, open link in new tab, middle click link; all these open in it as well. There's literally no container at all.

With Containrise, I've tested many sites I've never associated to; like Yahoo, Msn.etc.; all these do in fact open in a newly created "Default Container" (it never existed before) after refreshing/reloading/F5.

However, the problem lies here. I've also assigned GitHub.com to "Forums" container tab and at the same time; it will also attempt to add "Default Container" into this container tab. In other words, "Default Container" is being forced into "Forums" and that is a big no no, thus crashing the tab; alternating Default Container/Forums.

I've made my very first gif! Well, converted from video but, it worked. Quality isn't that good, but it turned out not too bad.