Mozilla releases tool to make it harder for Facebook to track you online

The video tutorial explains the Facebook Container extension, which isolates your Facebook identity into a separate container to enhance privacy by preventing Facebook from tracking your activity on other sites using third-party cookies. After installation, it deletes Facebook cookies and logs you out. Upon re-login, Facebook opens in a new container tab. Non-Facebook links open outside the container, while Facebook share buttons load within it.

What is the primary purpose of the Facebook Container extension?

• To increase Facebook's loading speed

• To improve Facebook's user interface

• To isolate your Facebook identity into a separate container

• To enhance Facebook's tracking capabilities

What happens to your Facebook cookies after installing the extension?

• They are stored in a separate folder

• They are encrypted for security

• They are deleted and you are logged out

• They are shared with other websites

How does Facebook open after you log back in with the extension?

• In a regular browser tab

• In a new blue-colored browser tab

• In a pop-up window

• In a minimized window

What happens when you click on a non-Facebook link while using the extension?

• The link opens within the Facebook container

• The link opens in a new Facebook tab

• The link opens outside of the container

• The link is blocked

Where do Facebook share buttons load when clicked on other browser tabs?

• Within the Facebook container

• In a minimized tab

• In a new browser window

• In a separate application