u/Euphoric-Towel354

I’ve been testing different ways to separate workflows: Chrome profiles, Firefox containers, different browser setups, etc. They definitely make things easier to organize, but I still get the sense that they’re not fully separate underneath. I tried Geelark recently, and it feels like a different kind of setup. Not just “another profile,” but more focused on control and isolation between environments. I don’t think it’s better for everyone. It depends on what you need. If you just want convenience, profiles and containers are probably fine. If you care more about separation, the tradeoffs get more interesting. Anyone else played around with these? Curious what felt different for you.

I’ve been testing different ways to separate workflows: Chrome profiles, Firefox containers, different browser setups, etc. They definitely make things easier to organize, but I still get the sense that they’re not fully separate underneath. I tried Geelark recently, and it feels like a different kind of setup. Not just “another profile,” but more focused on control and isolation between environments. I don’t think it’s better for everyone. It depends on what you need. If you just want convenience, profiles and containers are probably fine. If you care more about separation, the tradeoffs get more interesting. Anyone else played around with these? Curious what felt different for you.