No "forget" option for "always open in container"

[MarcusWolschon]

Before submitting a bug report

• I updated to the latest version of Multi-Account Container and tested if I can reproduce the issue
• I searched for existing reports to see if it hasn't already been reported

Step to reproduce

1. open a site in a container, checking the [X] alway in this container´´
2. change your mind a few weeks later

Actual behavior

You can only assign another container to always open the site in but not to NOT change the current container

Expected behavior

An additional option in the container selction to forget about the container-assignment

Additional informations

No response

Provide a copy of Troubleshooting Information page (optional)

No response

[achernyakevich-sc]

@MarcusWolschon

Please, check check project's Wiki - see Frequently asked questions -> Remove "Always open in..." site from a container.

If it helps - close this issue.

[jd1]

I ran into the same issue and it worked exactly as mentioned in the FAQ.

It works, but is is not very intuitive. I would have expected to reset this on the same dialog where I also set "always open in container".

Edit: I just figured out that I can set and reset it via the right-click menu.

[achernyakevich-sc]

@jd1 and @MarcusWolschon This issue is reported as a bug but it is not a bug. So it need to be closed.

If you would like to change and make this functionality more user-friendly then I would recommend you to find corresponding issue(s), join discussion and leave comments/proposals there. For example, you could vote for the approach I proposed - #2294. :)

[MarcusWolschon]

Thanks.
It's VERY well hidden.
So I guess we change this into a FEATURE REQUEST to give it a more obvious place.
My suggestion:
Additionally to the existing place, allow to reach this functionality in the page asking if the current tab should be opened in the designated container.

[sharchun]

Thank you! Wow I was going crazy about this and was about to open a new issue. Without the animation showing exactly what to do I would never have figured out how.