People might get a false sense of security if all of these methods of saving data in the browser are not also separated along with cookies.
People might get a false sense of security if all of these methods of saving data in the browser are not also separated along with cookies.
"Users can log into multiple accounts on the same site, even when the site does not natively support concurrent sessions. ... Current solutions: Users open multiple browsers (this takes users away from Firefox). A user opens one account in Private Browsing mode (this has a limit of 2 accounts, and forces one to be ephemeral)."
There is no mention here of the -no-remote flag which has been available for many years.
And the technology behind this was developed by the Tor Browser devs and then uplifted into Firefox and reused for this, so this is a proper security/privacy feature, not something that only works on the surface.