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I can't believe that you select you browser based on the address bar. What about page loading speed, rendering and security? Some of the awesome bar's functio
by acg 16y ago
I can't believe that you select you browser based on the address bar. What about page loading speed, rendering and security?
Some of the awesome bar's functionality can be turned-off. For example:
browser.urlbar.maxRichResults
could be set to zero.
- jackfoxy 16y agoChrome is my current default @ home, IE8 my current default @work. I keep them both up to date. FF has been my default in the past. It's my business to keep up on our web sites' x-browser compatability, so it's important for me to switch browser from time to time. I got shot down about this on HN in the past, but I'll say it again. The only thing I don't like about Chrome is forcing me into the Omni Bar, and not giving me the CHOICE to have a secondary search gadget for secondary and tertiary search engines (like FF and IE do). The keyword/tab option does not work well for Wikipedia because it does not propery handle spaces in the search string, and even if it did I just like having the secondary search box.
- acg 16y agoThere is an extension called "Search Box" that might do what you want in chrome. This is a secondary search gadget.