Temporary-containers: How to isolate YouTube and other Google services while logged in

[AdKiller]

I am trying to achieve the following and would appreciate any advice on how to do it correctly.

Aim: permanently isolate the following using Mozilla multi-account-containers:

• Youtube (logged in)
• Gmail (logged in)and Docs (logged in), and Calendar (logged in)
• Google Search (not logged in) and other Google services (not logged in).
  using temporary-containers
• I also want the convenient of automatic temporary-containers for every other site.
• Also force open Google search results in a new tmp container

Problem:

• I can't login to Youtube or GMail because when I try to login accounts.google.com takes me out of permanent container to a tmp container and loging fails.
• I can't figure out how to always open Google search results in a new tmp container.

[curiosity-seeker]

I can't answer all of your questions as I do not use Google services for privacy reasons. However, in order to open Google search results in a new tmp container you can try the following:

1. In the TC settings go to _Isolation -> Per domain_ and add
   /^https:\/\/www\.google\.com\/search/
   to the _Domain Pattern_ field.
2. Select _Enabled_ in the _Always open in new Temporary Containers field_.

For your other problems you might want to try to add the respective domains to the _Always open in new Temporary Containers_ field and select _Disabled_.

You will find more info here.

[wojpawlik]

This extension does not aim to implement permanent containers. There are other extensions that do that.

I can't login to Youtube or GMail because when I try to login accounts.google.com takes me out of permanent container to a tmp container and loging fails.

In your permanent containers extension, make sure you set accounts.google.com to always open in the same permanent container as other google apps.

[yssmcl]

An alternative could be Google Container.

[stoically]

• I can't figure out how to always open Google search results in a new tmp container.

You can use the Per Domain Isolation with the RegExp mentioned by @curiosity-seeker to achieve that behavior.

• I can't login to Youtube or GMail because when I try to login accounts.google.com takes me out of permanent container to a tmp container and loging fails.

Like mentioned by @GingerPlusPlus this is solved by adding the domain to Always Open In your Google-Container with Multi-Account Containers.