Still using Firefox – but not because of its vision (blog.kulman.sk)

Mozilla's Firefox is pivoting towards an "AI browser" approach, with a roadmap that includes built-in AI features and assistants. While the company emphasizes that these features are optional, the shift raises concerns among long-time users about straying from the practical tools and workflow flexibility that initially made Firefox appealing. Despite this new direction, one standout feature keeps users engaged: Multi-Account Containers, which allow seamless management of multiple accounts and services without the clutter of separate windows or profiles. This unique functionality provides practical solutions for professionals managing multiple identities or tasks concurrently, a need that remains largely unaddressed by other mainstream browsers, particularly those based on Chromium. The article highlights how competing solutions often come with significant trade-offs, further solidifying Firefox's position as the go-to choice for users valuing tab isolation and workflow control. Ultimately, the author's continued use of Firefox stems not from endorsement of its evolving roadmap but from the indispensable advantages offered by Multi-Account Containers.