> I greatly admire the Chrome team's continued push for greater browser UX. I am not sure if this is a move for better browser UX, or a subtle move to get peop

> I greatly admire the Chrome team's continued push for greater browser UX. I am not sure if this is a move for better browser UX, or a subtle move to get people to use google search more (and thus show more ads and generate more revenue). If people lose touch with direct navigation (enter url in addressbar), and yet want to navigate the web, they are likely going to resort to hitting home or 'search' button (google search is the home page right?) even when they know the website name. My aged parents do this occasionally as it is... Maybe I have just gotten old, but it makes me think of phone numbers and in-phone address books. If my phone hid phone numbers from me, I don't think I would be pleased, even if I most often use my contact list to call people I know.