Firefox is adding profiles to separate your browsing sessions

Firefox is introducing a new profile management feature that allows users to create and customize separate browsing sessions. This update aims to help users better organize their online activities, such as work, projects, and personal browsing, by keeping their digital footprint and browsing data separate. Each profile can be customized with unique avatars, colors, and themes, making it easier to distinguish between different browsing contexts at a glance. This feature is similar to having multiple Google profiles in Chrome, but with added privacy features and without the requirement of creating multiple accounts with dedicated email addresses. The profiles in Firefox are designed to help users "set boundaries, protect their information, and make the internet a little calmer" by keeping their different online roles neatly separated, reducing the risk of personal information or plans appearing in a work-related context.