I'd argue it's far superior - no need to be switching windows constantly and setting the domain automatically loads that site in the correct context.

Multiple windows for me is a feature, not a bug.

Multiple windows for me is the Deal Breaker.

I want ONE window with all my tabs, in a vertical List (tree Style Tabs and/or Sideberry) which is another feature Chrome lacks completely, it implementation of Vertical Tabs is TERRIBLE

Firefox does profiles too.

But only with command line switches and relaunching, right?

Never used command line for profiles, I'd just go type "about:profiles" > "Launch profile in new browser".

This opens a new window with that profile, but you can switch between each window at will.

The lack of discoverability of that "about:profiles" page is indeed a UX issue compared to chrome, but other that that it works pretty well.

For most use cases, I find the more lightweight multi-account-containers more useful though.

Yes and from within the browser about:profiles

And you can edit the shortcut to ask you which profile you want to use when you start Firefox.

You can create .desktop files (or the equivalent in other OSs) for the profiles to open them like normal apps.

yup you log into a profile and then the containers and its profiles and settings are a child of that so you can use containers on different devices with same settings and containers

Containers != profiles

could care less about UX care about the data segmentation of which firefox is miles ahead

you can choose the color for container and it shows in ur tab