Browsing the web

There are a few things you need to know about web browsing to get a proper hands-free experience. You need to be able to go to the address bar to type in text, which you can do using the go address command. Using your back and forward button can be done using go back and go forward. And if you ever need to refresh, you can say reload it or refresh it. If you ever need to look something up in a private browser window, you can say go private to open them. Just make sure nobody is around to hear you.
All of these commands can be found over here tags/browser/browser.talon and here: core/navigation/navigation.talon.

But equally important is your tab management. Switching back and forth between tabs is a nice feature to have not only for your browser, but for your code editor as well! There are tons of tab commands, like tab close to close the current tab, and tab new to open a new one. tab next and tab last are used to move to the next and the previous tabs. You can even say go tab four to go to the fourth tab directly!

All these tab commands are implemented in multiple different apps, and can be found here: core/windows_and_tabs/tabs.talon.

The final ones I like to use are media buttons, like muting and changing the volume when I am watching a video or listening to music. Saying media mute will toggle between muting and unmuting your volume, volume up and volume down will change the volume accordingly, and media pause and media play will stop and resume the media you are watching.

You can find the media commands here: plugin/media/media.talon.

If you want even more control and easier access to clicking links and selecting tabs, you can have a look at Rango Talon. This command set shows markers in your browser so you can easily navigate using the alphabet.