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Some prefer to keep certain parts of our browsing habits separate from others. The reason is privacy.

For example, when a user is logged into their social media account, and sees an ad for a health related item, and clicks the link, the original social media site will "connect the dots" and associate the sensitive item with the user's social media profile. This activity is unacceptable for privacy conscious desktop users.

Firefox Containers significantly enhance privacy by compartmentalizing browsing activities. With Containers, users can isolate websites into distinct containers, preventing them from sharing cookies and stored data. This isolation curtails cross-site tracking, thwarting advertisers and third-party entities from creating comprehensive user profiles.

By maintaining separate containers for different purposes, users can segregate personal, work, and social browsing, fortifying their online privacy. This robust feature empowers individuals to control their digital footprint, mitigating the risks associated with invasive tracking and fostering a more secure online experience.

As a bonus, you can use the new Firefox privacy feature, explained here: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/enhanced-tracking-protection-firefox-desktop#w_copy-without-site-tracking

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