Edge browser, a @Microsoft browser has an edge over other browsers in terms of UX.
(pun intended)
Don't believe me ? Check now 😎
A 🧵on some of the best MS Edge features that I liked.
1/5 Have you met Edge ? 😎
Let me first introduce you to Edge, a chromium based web browser by @Microsoft.
First Stable Release: January 15, 2020
Released a lot of good features that not only add to good user experience but also saves background memory consumption while browsing.
2/5 Feature 1 🧠
Save your memory while browsing effectively!
Sleeping tabs is a feature which puts inactive tabs to sleep when turned on in the settings. This saves memory.
Bonus: Use extension Auto Tab Discard for enhanced memory savings. Check here: binged.it/3oJ3GYO
3/5 Feature 2 📸
Snip anything anywhere anytime! Ctrl+Shift+S or Right Click on page → Web Capture.
Web Capture feature snips a part or full screen to share or save.
In-feature functionality: Mark-up stuff then & there before saving.
Bonus: Save to collections for later usage.
4/5 Feature 3 📑
Too many tabs ? Messy Setup ?
Here comes the group feature which lets you organize stuff in a better way.
Click clack! Group them into separate stacks :D
5/5 Feature 4 ⚛
Too many tabs on multiple windows but I want them all 😩
Collections to your rescue!
Right click a tab→ Save tabs as collection.
Bonus: You can sync collections across your devices which lets you continue browsing on the go :D
I got inspired to write this thread by Chris (@DailyDevTips1) after some of their tweets around web browsers.
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Loading libraries has become like a R-itual 😎 before doing any analysis but do you know there are different ways to do it and a method which could save your time ?😲
A micro 🧵 covering ways to load libraries in R. #VivaLaR#r#rstats#DataAnalytics#DataScience#Data
1/3 The good old way of calling library! 🏴☠️
library(<library_name_here>)
🛠 Base R function
🛠 No package installation required.
🛠 Best when you need only 1 or 2 libraries.
2/3 What if I install & load both are handled by the same function🤔
Use install_load(”<package_name_here>”)
📦Function in install.load package.
📦Package installation required.
📦If package not installed, installs the package first.
📦Best when you need multiple libraries.