> Many users -- including even "power" users -- seldom interact with the address bar. Nor is it verification of anything much. It simply isn't that important an

> Many users -- including even "power" users -- seldom interact with the address bar. Nor is it verification of anything much. It simply isn't that important anymore. I interact with the address bar every time I go to page or site. It is my single most interfaces with the browser after the sites themselves. And that it isn’t much use for verification is exactly the reason why people advocate that it should display all information!