Traffic Control is a Containers feature that allows you to configure websites to automatically open inside specific containers, making it even easier to keep all your browsing data organized and separate.

Enabling Traffic Control

Traffic Control is disabled by default and can be enabled by going to Settings > Content and toggling the option "on":

Note that enabling traffic control does not change the target container for any URL until a rule is added. Additionally, disabling the feature will stop sites from opening in their target containers, but will not remove any rules you've added.

Configuring Traffic Control

Once enabled, click the Add new rule button to tell the browser which container to open a specific site in. When entering the site URL, you can use some regex characters to make the rule more granular. For example, entering the URL:

• https://example.com: matches the site and all it's subdomains.
• .example.com: matches the exact site this URL points to.
• *example.com: matches all sites containing this site as part of it's URL.

After selecting Add new rule, enter the desired site in the URLs to manage text field with the above formatting in mind. Then select the target container to open this site in in the Open in Container drop down box:

Once done, the new rule will be added to the list and will now be enforced moving forward. You can make changes to any rule by clicking the Edit button ("pencil" icon) in the traffic control settings. Note that you can also enable or disable individual rules by clicking Edit and toggling Enable rule on/off -- this way, elect to stop using a specific rule without having to delete it entirely, in the event you want to use it again at any point. You can also re-arrange the order of the rules list, by clicking and dragging on the horizontal lines to the left of the rule. 

In the recording below, you can see that visiting the Help Center website automatically opens the site in the "Brave Stuff" container, Netflix opens in the "Streaming" container, and Wikipedia - which is not included in any Traffic Control rules - opens normally in a new tab: