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Not using Chrome, and not having a padlock in the URL bar, and disabling non-ASCII URLs, fixes many of this problem. Another possibility would be to display a
by zzo38computer 8y ago
Not using Chrome, and not having a padlock in the URL bar, and disabling non-ASCII URLs, fixes many of this problem.
Another possibility would be to display a "collapsed" address bar, so that you can see that it is not the actual bar, but rather is another one.
- theclaw 8y agoMobile safari does the collapsed address bar.
- jamesfisher 8y agoIMO, the collapsed address bar is the most pragmatic fix to this issue. (The other fixes are options that users would have to opt in to, rather than being fixed at the source - i.e. Chrome.)