[rakoo]

I went a step further and installed Temporary Containers. Unless the domain is a special one (and goes in a long-lived container), a new tab cannot share any content with other tabs. Whenever the tab is closed all site-related content is removed.

It's still a bit wonky because some sites do redirections, and it's not properly caught (unless there's some option I missed)

The next step is to disable _all_ cookies, even first-party, by default (unless I have a special relationship with the domain of course). It's working surprisingly well and I believe this should be the default.

[oauea]

> The next step is to disable _all_ cookies, even first-party, by default

I suppose you never login to websites?

[floren]

I'd assume he considers "having an account" to fall under the clause you snipped: "(unless I have a special relationship with the domain of course)"

[vorticalbox]

I did this too. Another pain point I've found is when logging into websites with github or other oauth provider requires grouping that website in with the services perminent container.