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BTW, what's the rational behind that change besides trying to morph firefox into chrome?

• guywithabike 15y ago
  It conveys no useful information to the user. It'd be like prefixing all emails with "email:".
  • aninteger 15y ago
    Wouldn't it convey that you are not on an https site?
  • kefs 15y ago
    but doesn't it break copy and pasting urls?
    • mziulu 15y ago
      When you select (copy) the URL it silently adds 'http:// http:// to it. You will see only when you paste it. I'm not sure I really like the concept of silently putting stuff in my selection buffer. I'm going to disable this.