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Firefox > Chrome
All of these things can be done in Firefox and you can do it without hammering another nail in to open web standards - don’t use chrome.
lol I was going to say it might be helpful to actually explain to people how and went into the article to write that up… but they are all just bog standard basic web browser features like reopen closed tab and incognito mode. i don’t think I’ve used a browser in the last 15 years that didn’t have that. What a useless article.
This reads like a low-quality AI curated article with “tips” that are absolutely useless.