Beyond typing addresses.
WHAT TO LEARN
Tabs, and switching between them by keyboard Reopening a tab closed by accident Bookmarks, organised into folders The address bar as a search box Finding text within a page
THAT LAST ONE
Replaces scrolling through long pages entirely.
WHAT ELSE IS USEFUL
Zooming text size Private windows, for signing into a second account Reading mode, on pages heavy with distraction Printing a page to a portable document
WHAT TO ORGANISE
Bookmarks, by purpose.
WHY
An unorganised bookmark list is never used.
WHAT TO PIN
Tabs you keep open permanently.
WHAT TO CHECK
Which extensions are installed.
WHY
An extension can read everything you do, including passwords.
WHAT TO REMOVE
Extensions you do not actively use.
WHAT TO KEEP UPDATED
The browser itself, which is where most risk arrives.
