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kintesh / containerise

Firefox extension to automatically open websites in a container
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[feature suggestion] automaticially create & assign a container for a domain not already added #80

Closed dxlr8r closed 4 years ago

dxlr8r commented 5 years ago

Just stumbled a cross this gem. As the subject says, if the domain isn't already added to a container, create a new container with the name of the domain and add the domain to that container.

ghost commented 5 years ago

I wouldn't use the feature, but sure why not. I believe it should be a setting though and not default behavior. That would make it dependent on #76 and future development to introduce settings

dxlr8r commented 5 years ago

Awesome!

ghost commented 5 years ago

Oh, a question before I get on this @dxlr8r, are you assuming the created container will be destroyed or do you want it to persist?

dxlr8r commented 5 years ago

Good question @LoveIsGrief . I guess it would be ok to destroy them, if no page with that url is no longer open, and if it doesn't have any customisation (added domains, etc.).

ghost commented 5 years ago

OK, that makes it quite similar to a temporary container. And another question: what do you expect of subdomains?

For example should google.com create a google.com container and mail.google.com create another? Or should they both resolve to google.com and end up in the same container?

dxlr8r commented 5 years ago

And another question: what do you expect of subdomains?

Good question. Maybe have that as an option? Personally I think I'd like to have subdomain under the same temporary container as the top domain.

ghost commented 5 years ago

OK, I'll have to check how to implement that :slightly_smiling_face: I believe I have all the information now. Should you have more precise thoughts on the matter, Don't hesitate to utter them :slightly_smiling_face: Thanks for the responses.