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Most users don't see a real distinction though. Either they stuff an address in the bar and it 'works', or they mistyped it or didn't type a valid URL, and it
by axod 17y ago
Most users don't see a real distinction though.
Either they stuff an address in the bar and it 'works', or they mistyped it or didn't type a valid URL, and it shows them the google results, and they click on the thing they wanted.
So I think yours is a niche usecase. In any event, probably best for you to just disable auto-suggest, and bookmark http://google.com http://google.com :/
- briansmith 17y ago"Most users don't see a real distinction" is why Microsoft's design is so smart. It protects the user's privacy more often, without the user having to really think about it. And, at the same time, it lets users use auto-suggest for web searches, which is very useful. I do agree that I am in a niche, in the sense that I care about maximizing online privacy enough to discuss it and try to improve it. But, privacy is not a niche feature, and people who don't know about privacy problems/solutions still deserve privacy.