I've never hand any of these problems, the awesome bar is brilliant. Sure I'm not entirely sure where the sites I use all the time are but that is what bookmar

I've never hand any of these problems, the awesome bar is brilliant. Sure I'm not entirely sure where the sites I use all the time are but that is what bookmarks and keywords are for. d for digg, s for slashdot, f for facebook. The awesome bar is brilliant as a tool for finding search results you are trying to get back to, you have search friendly URL's that are indexed quickly, I can navigate my web app if I remember any part of the URI. This will be a big call for search friendly URL's as identifying a page by the id number just won't hack it when I'm looking for something by subject. This is the biggest improvements from FF2 to FF3, just let it grow on you. The aesthetics here are following the function, this URL is easy to read. Brilliant.