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It also has a working location bar that doesn't forget my history from a day ago. And a functional history that indexes on more than component prefixes (thanks
by futureastronaut 7y ago
It also has a working location bar that doesn't forget my history from a day ago. And a functional history that indexes on more than component prefixes (thanks Chrome).
- ndesaulniers 7y agoYeah, I feel like when I type `h` in chrome's url bar, I always want hacker news. In Firefox it's always the first result for me, but I feel like with chrome it never is. Does anyone else observe this or am I holding it wrong?
- StavrosK 7y agoIt's always worked for me when I typed "n", but I haven't used Chrome in years.
- apeace 7y agoIt seems to me like if you visit a URL about three times, then any time you type a fragment of that URL it assumes that's what you want. This happens to me at work all the time. When I'm working I'll visit localhost:8080/feature/abc over and over, as I'm working on feature ABC. But a month later when I start working on feature XYZ and typing localhost:8080/feature/xyz, it does not pick up on the pattern. Typing "l", "localhost", or even "localhost:8080/feature/" will always autocomplete to ABC, no matter how many times I visit XYZ.
- SomeOldThrow 7y agoIt also has permanent incognito mode! Now if they only allowed disabling the url dropdown....