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#* A user may want to do research for a vacation. They can create a vacation container which keeps their TripAdvisor account logged in and has advertisements related to travel. The user can keep this context for the few weeks leading up to the vacation and can discard it after.
# Isolates a site's credentials to a container, helping prevent CSRF, clickjacking, or other attacks which rely on the presence of ambient credentials.
#* A user has an their online banking sites open in the banking container. An attacker attempts to exploit a CSRF by tricking the user into clicking a link on Facebook (open in the Home container). The CSRF is sent without the bank's credentials and the attack fails.
Containers also provides benefits for developers. For example, a web developer can easily test their website by being logged in as different users at the same time.
