Ever since I got into the Apple ecosystem I've been using Safari and it is a decent experience. It feels fast and generally gets the job done but I miss the features that Firefox and even Chrome have through addons and I REALLY miss Firefox Containers but I'll just have to learn how to live without that. I'm into web development so I always have every browser installed on my system and Microsoft Edge is surprisingly good. I still use Firefox Developer Edition though for initial designs.
How many of you use Safari on everything?
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I think I need to get used to the shortcut key commands. That would help.
One thing I'd absolutely love is to be able to open a new tab and have the text input field for the URL active so I can do a really quick Google search and then once that is done close and go back to my previous tab. When I've 30 minutes I'll check out the key commands but if anyone has hints or tips then let me know!
One thing I'd absolutely love is to be able to open a new tab and have the text input field for the URL active so I can do a really quick Google search and then once that is done close and go back to my previous tab. When I've 30 minutes I'll check out the key commands but if anyone has hints or tips then let me know!
Gah. I completely forgot I had Alfred installed. Thank you.
I actually explored Alfred search configs and got it to work with Reddit, NPM and Docker. Takes you to the right web page in your default browser straightaway.
Ah, I'm such an idiot. I'm sorry I forgot about that.
I've been playing around with Edge mainly because it supports debugging and testing right inside Visual Studio Code, and I have to say that it is a surprisingly good web browser.
No. I still use Safari on the iPhone and iPad.
Heh. Just when I switched back to Chrome as well
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