ctrl+k and I know I'll be searching in a web search engine ctrl+l and I know I'll be opening an URL and if the domain doesn't exist it will fail I can't really

ctrl+k and I know I'll be searching in a web search engine ctrl+l and I know I'll be opening an URL and if the domain doesn't exist it will fail I can't really count anymore how often omnibar just searched for some local domain I tried to type in, in a search engine, instead of just telling me that domain doesn't exist because I made a typo or whatever. Having to type https:// https:// in front of every URL is also not very pleasant, especially on mobile phones. Also browsers assuming that anything outside of PSL is to be searched in a search engine right away instead of resolved as a domain, is another annoyance for this user. At least the browser could be less stupid and consider local search domains part of PSL, but no. So whether omnibar is more of a hindrance than help depends on the user/use case. I also kinda like the distinction that ctrl+l is only searching locally in bookmarks/history and ctrl+k is public search.