Since most people are in a web browser most of the time and 80% use Chrome/Edge, sticking with Chrome makes the transition to Linux much easier. It works exactly the same, aside from scrolling being painfully slow. But this can be easily fixed with the Linux Scroll Speed Fix extension.
Also, set font size to Large.
If you have an older PC with onboard graphs, turn off hardware acceleration otherwise vids will be choppy. This seems to be enabled by default on Chrome for Linux, tho never was on my Windows PCs.
Finally, you can create shortcut icons for websites. More tools/create shortcut. The shortcut it creates on your desktop won't work (delete it) but it will create a link in Start/Chrome apps which you can use to make a shortcut on your taskbar or desktop with the site's icon. Manage them with the Main Menu app or chrome://apps.