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I would argue that it is 100% searching in the address bar. Mobile has trained people to do that, and search results are usually solid enough to take you to the
by Loughla 10mo ago
I would argue that it is 100% searching in the address bar. Mobile has trained people to do that, and search results are usually solid enough to take you to the right place.
- ricardo81 10mo agoYeah, I'd lean towards a high % also- it would take some time to prove it. Also, homograph attacks are likely much less of a thing for the above reasons.
- xp84 10mo agoMobile? Haven’t all desktop browsers switched to having the address bar do search unless you type a fully qualified domain, since Chrome came out c. 2009? Before that there were 2 fields at the top of browser windows, but Firefox and Safari ditched those pretty quickly after Chrome.