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How is switching between a couple different web browsers any way cognitively different from context switching between a browser, code IDE, database client, and
by joquarky 1y ago
How is switching between a couple different web browsers any way cognitively different from context switching between a browser, code IDE, database client, and terminal windows?
- eviks 1y agoYou're not doing exactly the same tasks in other apps like you do in a browser, so you don't have browser-specific workflows you're used to that would break down. For example, you have a browser where you can set up a shortcut _C_ to copy the current page URL to your clipboard. You've developed muscle memory of doing that, so feel it in another browser where it can't be set up that way. You don't need that in a database client, so you'll never notice the difference there because you'll never use that shortcut