I wonder how bookmarking and auto-complete work with signed exchanges. I don't think they could ever remove the URL completely because it conflicts with their

I wonder how bookmarking and auto-complete work with signed exchanges. I don't think they could ever remove the URL completely because it conflicts with their extortion scheme for AdWords where they'll sell your trademarked words to the highest bidder. What happens if Chrome shows no URL and Google sells the AdWord for your bank's name to a malicious actor? That's a huge liability can of worms IMO. I'm not sure the signed exchanges are all bad either. I'd rather have visitors seeing example.com than example.google.com/amp/ or google.com/amp/example.com. Isn't it better for your brand to be in the URL and bookmarks / auto-complete to go to your domain (assuming it works like that)? I'm not convinced the whole web identity push is 100% bad. I don't trust Google, but as a general concept I think there's some technical merit in the idea.