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At least the old problems imply old solutions. The user, as shown in the gif above, cannot know that (s)he is on a fake page because the address bar is missing.
by GW150914 8y ago
At least the old problems imply old solutions. The user, as shown in the gif above, cannot know that (s)he is on a fake page because the address bar is missing. An easy solution is to include the address prominently displayed.
I’m surprised that Google didn’t see this coming though.
- CaptSpify 8y agoOf course they saw it coming. The problem is that they just don't care.
- edhelas 8y agoYeah having the current URL in an address bar could definitely help. It would also be nice to add a previous button and maybe some tabs, a proper history manage… wait. Personally I simply prefer to open those "apps" directly in my browser (you can even "pin" them). It saves a lot of RAM, you don't have such nasty security issues and most of the features are still there.
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