Platforms
Linux, macOS, Windows
Description
I really liked the randomly-generated icons for temporary containers in Brave, but if you open enough temporary containers it can become difficult to re-identify the container you want from the tabstrip at a glance using the icon alone. This is especially true when temporary containers don't show up on the list of available containers in Brave (not necessarily a bad thing).
In Firefox, the container's name is available as part of the tab tooltip and this gives users an additional clue to identify the container tab(s) they need from the tabstrip without having to switch away from the current tab.
Container tab name is not available from the tab hover preview in Firefox because they were mostly trying to copy a Chrome "feature", so I don't think we will need to worry about that.
Platforms
Linux, macOS, Windows
Description
I really liked the randomly-generated icons for temporary containers in Brave, but if you open enough temporary containers it can become difficult to re-identify the container you want from the tabstrip at a glance using the icon alone. This is especially true when temporary containers don't show up on the list of available containers in Brave (not necessarily a bad thing).
In Firefox, the container's name is available as part of the tab tooltip and this gives users an additional clue to identify the container tab(s) they need from the tabstrip without having to switch away from the current tab.
Container tab name is not available from the tab hover preview in Firefox because they were mostly trying to copy a Chrome "feature", so I don't think we will need to worry about that.