Does TC (with isolation enabled) currently have functionality to keep specific domains in the same container as other domains, but not affect isolation otherwise?
An example will add clarity: Let's say you're viewing content on abc.com and it has a link to xyz.com. When isolation is enabled, is there a way to configure TC to allow the link to xyz.com to open in the same container as abc.com while still having links to xyz.com from all other domains open in separate containers?
If this is currently configurable in TC, how does one configure this? If not, could such a feature be added?
Another way to look at this: Currently, from what I have tested, TC can easily be configured to allow ignoring isolation for specific destination domains. But what about specifying the source domain for when clicking on a link or when a site redirects itself when the user presses an HTML button?
Does TC (with isolation enabled) currently have functionality to keep specific domains in the same container as other domains, but not affect isolation otherwise?
An example will add clarity: Let's say you're viewing content on abc.com and it has a link to xyz.com. When isolation is enabled, is there a way to configure TC to allow the link to xyz.com to open in the same container as abc.com while still having links to xyz.com from all other domains open in separate containers?
If this is currently configurable in TC, how does one configure this? If not, could such a feature be added?
Another way to look at this: Currently, from what I have tested, TC can easily be configured to allow ignoring isolation for specific destination domains. But what about specifying the source domain for when clicking on a link or when a site redirects itself when the user presses an HTML button?