Welp, time to be afraid then. Google does not wait to find a replacement when they don't like something. They destroy first, and then never get around to comi

Welp, time to be afraid then. Google does not wait to find a replacement when they don't like something. They destroy first, and then never get around to coming up with anything to replace it. So get ready to embrace a future with no address bar and with Google search being the only way to find and navigate to pages. Just look at what they did with vertical side tabs in Chrome for a perfect example. Google said they "didn't like how it looked" and "wanted to find a better solution" so, despite the option being a hidden setting you had to dig to even find and enable, they ripped it out of the browser. And to this day, years later, there is no solution at all to having lots of tabs open. The browser just rapidly fills the bar with tabs, shrinking them to utter uselessness. But at least Google doesn't have to tolerate something they find aesthetically displeasing.