Full-course lesson II — Windows
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You probably spend more time in your browser than in any other app. If that workstation is poorly chosen or poorly configured, you absorb friction all day long.
The right browser is not the one with the most features. It is the one that removes the most friction from your real usage.
The wrong reflex is to look for “the best browser overall.” In practice, you mainly need: - a browser that matches the level of control you want - a clear tab strategy - few extensions, but useful ones
In the full lesson
- 1 The real issue: choose by role, not by hype
- 2 The CMDglows decision framework
- 3 The 3 strongest current recommendations
- 4 What I recommend less as a default choice
- 5 The real choice is not only the browser: it is also your tab strategy
- 6 Three levels of tab organization
- 7 Extensions: few, but high leverage
- 8 The functions that deserve real shortcuts
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