Mozilla began testing in your Firefox browser a new experimental feature called Containers that can authenticate email services, social networks and others, across multiple accounts without having to use another browser instance or disconnect and reconnect to the service other identity
This new feature found in Firefox 50 , which is the current version of the channel Nightly , which is the previous version of the beta.
By default Containers offers 4 different contexts that are Personal, Work, Shopping and Banks. Each of these contexts has its own space for cookies, localStorage, IndexedDB and cache.
This allows for example, as you can see in the picture below, be connected in a browser to your Twitter account work on a tab and his personal account in another.
Each of the identities shares the same browser history, saved passwords, bookmarks, saved form data, search history and other data.
For now and as well I mentioned at the beginning this is experimental and is not known if they come to implement it in the stable release. Mozilla expects feedback from users and plan to conduct a study through a pilot project in September or October next.
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