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The real question is why he does not use Chrome ;)

• dchest 15y ago
  Tabs, I guess.
• Mansyn 15y ago
  Came here to say the same thing.
• stock_toaster 15y ago
  I can only speak to why Chrome irritates me (but apparently not enough to switch to something else yet). 1) When I copy the url, it adds the prefix into the paste buffer. This is the opposite of what I expect from an application -- "Do what I ask you". Even if you select just the hostname of a non-ssl site, it still prefixes the `http://` http://`. This is a constant irritant when I try ssh'ing to a host or pasting a hostname to someone/something that only wants the hostname. 2) It displays some prefixes (https) but not others (http). I would prefer to be shown all prefixes. There was even talk of hiding https prefix for a while as I recall. 3) Location bar history completion always seems to show me the worse possible result. It often omits things that I want, and I find no way to complete to them. Sometimes it shows the result only if it type the full url. 4) Choices that make sense if you are trying to make the browser an OS, by ignoring OS functionality -- native printing dialogs/previews, native dns caches, tabs (custom window management), task managers, etc. Not all of them are choices I like (printing, custom dns cache). Some I like (tabs). 5) I am not sure how I feel about bundling flash. I have 'click to play' enabled, and the only thing I use flash for is the occasional youtube video someone sends me to view.