Now that the URL is mentioned, let's talk about it for a long time. Browsing GitHub using the UI is easy
Aspects are also good, but many times the fastest way is to use the URL to browse. For example, if I wanted to jump to a branch I was working on and wanted to see the difference between the branch and master, I would type /compare/branch-name after my repository name.
Briefly, check the difference between master and branch, as shown below:
You can add...XXX (branch name) after the name, such as mkdocs...pre-release I wrote, as shown below:
In this step, you can use keyboard shortcuts, Ctrl + L or cmd + L, to move the cursor directly to the URL (at least in chrome). Together these increase productivity.
Pro tip: Use the keyboard to move a web record on the chrome URL, use Shift+Delete or Shift+fn+Delete to delete a record. (For example, after merging the branch, you can delete it)
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