>Also, the URI bar is why we have so many users typing Facebook into Google search, going to the first result and then flooding whatever random forum with compl

>Also, the URI bar is why we have so many users typing Facebook into Google search, going to the first result and then flooding whatever random forum with complaints about "the new Facebook", without realizing they weren't even logged onto Facebook's site. Most people don't know what a web page is, and they lack the conceptual model of linked documents, not to mention they will never know about DNS or Internet protocols. I'm at a loss then. If you're recommending getting rid of the address bar, exactly how are users supposed to navigate anywhere? If your solution is Google or the search bar, that doesn't solve your given example of users searching and missing facebook. I fail to see how removing the address bar will make users better searchers.