Rodrigo Pereira’s Post

𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐨𝐧 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐣𝐨𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐨𝐠𝐞𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐛𝐚𝐧𝐝 If you are like most people and have too many tabs open at 1 time, your web browser has a handy feature to help you keep your tabs organized. Chrome, Edge and Brave have a feature tab groups. Tab groups will allow you to group tabs together to make navigating tabs a little easier. To create a group on Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Brave Browser, right-click one of the tabs you want to place into your first group, and select “Add tab to a new group.” In the following prompt, give the group a name and pick the color that will underline all the tabs in this group, then press enter. You can add tabs into this group, right-click on the tab and click to Add to a group > [group name], or you can drag it into the group’s color. You can click on the group label to collapse the group and click it again to expand the group Group your tabs and keep your web browser organized.

Focus Search v2.0 is OUT! 🎉 After literally thousands (okay… tens) of emails, I’ve finally added the one thing people kept asking for: custom key binds to focus the search input. “Why the delay?” I hear about 11 of you cry… Well, because it worked perfectly on 𝙢𝙮 machine… No really, I was that lazy. So what changed? Shortly after Google featured my addon, Chromium browsers decided that CTRL + SPACE should focus the 𝙗𝙧𝙤𝙬𝙨𝙚𝙧 search bar by default - which just so happened to be the exact same shortcut my add-on was using to focus a websites search bar, ultimately breaking the addon. Coincidence? Or are they after my idea 👀 Anyway, you can now pick any two keys you like to trigger the magic. Just click the extension icon and select “Set Custom Shortcut”. Get the latest version now on the Chrome and Mozilla extension store. Well, back to it then…

Users should always have control over their online experience. Starting today, Mozilla Firefox users can set Perplexity as their default search engine or choose it for one-time searches for intelligent, accurate, and trustworthy answers.

Google’s monopoly on search just took a big hit. Sure Firefox only has 2.5% browser share, but its a big enough brand to give the world a taste of a vastly superior ai search engine to Chrome/ Gemini.

Users should always have control over their online experience. Starting today, Mozilla Firefox users can set Perplexity as their default search engine or choose it for one-time searches for intelligent, accurate, and trustworthy answers. #IA

Handy little Tool in the Devtools of Google Google Chrome, Firefox, Brave and all the others based on Chromium. I showed it yesterday during the livestream. Press F12 for the Devtools and you can set the Throttle speed under Network. Why is it for? You can see how your page would be loaded under different internet speed assumptions. While it may be getting phased out, last time I looked for studies 1 in 5 mobile users still had an equivalent of 3G as their internet connection. This way, you can test when is what loaded, how does it feel, and so on for your website.  (Thanks as usual to Google for Developers for implementing all these cool little things)

Directly contradicting public statements, evidence in the Google trial confirmed Chrome browser data is a direct input for popularity signals that feed into ranking systems.

Zoho Ulaa Browser is stealing the spotlight in 2025! 🔒 Our in-depth review explores its privacy-first approach, with built-in tracker blockers, smart tab management, and a lightweight design that’s perfect for work or home. Tired of Google Chrome’s data hunger? Ulaa might be your next browser. Read why it’s a serious contender! Full article: https://lnkd.in/ghmEMahb #ZohoUlaa #PrivacyFirst #BrowserReview #TechTrends #BestSolution #Bestsoln #GoogleChrome #UlaaVsChrome

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