Firefox Multi-Account Containers lets you keep parts of your online life separated into color-coded tabs that preserve your privacy. Cookies are separated by container, allowing you to use the web with multiple identities or accounts simultaneously.
I'm using last version of this extension con firefox 74.0 on an ubuntu installation.
I've created a "Whatsapp" container.
If I open a tab for this container and I obtain the "normal" qr-code page:
When I grab the qr-code from my smartphone, the site remain in a on-loading page:
And it keeps this screen.
I notice that on my phone (I've previously disconnected all other devices from whatsapp web), in the "WhatsappWeb" page I see my firefox device, so it could be connected.
But on Firefox I stll have the loading page.
If I disconnect the device from my smartphone, the whatsapp web site returns my a qr-code to connect a device (and I think that it was connected..).
By the way: if I try to use whatsapp web in a "normal" tab, it works.
I've ublock extension and duckduckgo privacy essential, disabled for that page.
I'm using last version of this extension con firefox 74.0 on an ubuntu installation. I've created a "Whatsapp" container. If I open a tab for this container and I obtain the "normal" qr-code page:![qr-code-page](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1532246/76841755-8448a780-6839-11ea-953a-97e13fcad927.png)
When I grab the qr-code from my smartphone, the site remain in a on-loading page:![on-loading](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1532246/76841833-9e828580-6839-11ea-82b6-1eee27d026bd.png)
And it keeps this screen.
I notice that on my phone (I've previously disconnected all other devices from whatsapp web), in the "WhatsappWeb" page I see my firefox device, so it could be connected. But on Firefox I stll have the loading page.
If I disconnect the device from my smartphone, the whatsapp web site returns my a qr-code to connect a device (and I think that it was connected..).
By the way: if I try to use whatsapp web in a "normal" tab, it works. I've ublock extension and duckduckgo privacy essential, disabled for that page.
Thanks.