[Abishek_Muthian]

> it is impossible for me to segregate my work perfectly across 5 organizations

I used to have 3 different browsers for 3 organizations. They all had same websites usually e.g. Email, social media sites for each organization respectively. Then I had another browser like FF Developer Edition for development, One more for Education and another in VM which gets invoked when needed for checking out URLs from unknown people.

I'm power-conscious, So I usually buy laptops with low-TDP (15W) CPUs but capable of running at least 32GB Memory for my aforementioned browser requirements. I run tasks requiring more compute power on cloud.

Lately I've limited by browsers to 3(Main/Development/VM), invoke 1 more when necessary. I was able to reduce the browsers by Using desktop Mail client with multiple accounts, adding multiple accounts to Twitter web, Automated posting to social media using Ayrshare (Stopped operating social media accounts which doesn't support it).

[weaksauce]

have you tried using multi-account containers? it's perfectly suited for segregating different identities like work/bank/shopping/social/whatever all in the same browser instance. that plus temporary containers for "privateish" windows is awesome. I am not sure why that's not installed by default if it's not as it is really great.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account...

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/temporary-con...

[Abishek_Muthian]

I do use FF containers and its great, But for my use case I found it to consumer more memory as I don't need the websites open all the time and so pinned websites on different browsers were efficient for me.

[MereInterest]

Does Firefox not support multiple profiles anymore? I would have thought that this would be the natural solution, to have a different profile for each rather than a different browser.

[Abishek_Muthian]

It does, I used different browsers for memory reasons as I needed them only occasionally and not open all the time.