I haven’t found any answer to this online but figure HN is the place to find out.
If I use Safari out of the box with third-party cookie blocking, default uBlock settings, and Pi-hole, what do Firefox containers add to the picture from a privacy perspective? Which specific types of tracking would be covered by containers and not these other tools?
Note: I’m not asking about UX or security unless it also has direct implications for privacy.
It also adds some confidence that vulnerabilities won’t be used to track or crack sensitive interactions. For instance, if I log into my bank only in one container and browse untrusted sites only in another, I can be more confident that my bank account won’t be subjected to a XSS attack.
And then, some sites (AWS, I’m looking at you) make it really really difficult to manage multiple accounts from a single browser.
Finally, Safari’s extension ecosystem and developer tools kind of suck. This way I’ve got access to Firefox’s.