How to Get the Most Out of SuperBrowse — 10 Power Features
1. Smart Tabs
Open related pages in grouped tabs automatically. Use tab groups to keep projects isolated and quickly switch contexts.
2. Priority Search
Set search-engine priorities per site or query type so SuperBrowse uses the best source automatically (e.g., docs → internal search, general queries → web).
3. Integrated Notes
Create quick notes linked to a tab or page. Use them for bookmarks, highlights, and copy-paste-free snippets stored locally.
4. Reader Mode
Activate Reader Mode to strip clutter and adjust font, spacing, and colors for distraction-free reading and easier printing.
5. Privacy Shields
Toggle per-site privacy controls (block trackers, block third-party cookies, enforce HTTPS) with one click for stronger privacy without breaking sites.
6. Command Palette
Use the keyboard-driven Command Palette to perform actions (open tab, search, save page, mute tab) without touching the mouse.
7. Split View
View two tabs side-by-side inside the same window — ideal for research, comparing docs, or watching tutorials while coding.
8. Custom Shortcuts
Assign keyboard shortcuts to frequent actions and macros (open set of tabs, run search + filter, save session) to speed workflows.
9. Session Manager
Save and restore workspace sessions (tabs, groups, scroll positions) so you can pick up exactly where you left off across devices.
10. Smart Autofill & Form Profiles
Store multiple form profiles (work, personal, testing) and let SuperBrowse autofill forms securely, with field-level control and quick profile switching.
Tips for getting started
- Enable Command Palette and learn 5-10 shortcuts first.
- Create one session for a current project and practice restoring it.
- Configure Privacy Shields for sensitive sites, then relax defaults for trusted sites.
If you want, I can expand any feature into step-by-step setup instructions or provide recommended shortcut mappings.
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