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To add to this, my experience has been that Chrome's address bar does only matching on whole "fragments" of URLs - that is, if I visited a URL with /foobarbaz/

To add to this, my experience has been that Chrome's address bar does only matching on whole "fragments" of URLs - that is, if I visited a URL with /foobarbaz/ in the name, Firefox will match that with "bar" while Chrome won't - which is pretty terrible behavior. And then there's the bookmarks mess, lack of tree-style tabs, and crippled ad-blocker API. As an information management tool, Firefox is light-years ahead of Chrome.

sp332 4y ago
I've only been using Chrome for about a year, but if I want the find something in my history, I have to open the history window (ctrl-h). The address bar is very inconsistent about returning pages that I've been to recently or often.
- prox 4y ago
  Hope you will take FF for a spin!