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This will be a huge boon to conversion rates. Auto-complete has always been incredibly flaky for me. And personally I find that reaching for the credit card i

This will be a huge boon to conversion rates. Auto-complete has always been incredibly flaky for me. And personally I find that reaching for the credit card is the point where I think, "do I really want this?" It's as if Google is bringing Amazon's "one-click" checkout to all Chrome users.

eurleif 14y ago
>It's as if Google is bringing Amazon's "one-click" checkout to all Chrome users. Shutupshutupshutup, don't ruin this. ;) (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-click_patent http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-click_patent)
- tomjen3 14y ago
  Believe me, Google can afford that.
  - eurleif 14y ago
    Amazon could probably sue users of the API if they wanted to, rather than suing Google.
    - javis 14y ago
      They could. But Amazon is pretty well loved in the developer community, I doubt they'd jeopardise that and risk hurting AWS.
- _nb 14y ago
  Ah, but you see, it's "two-click" checkout. So we're good, right?
  - Yrlec 14y ago
    Or "mouse over" checkout. Imagine the conversion ratios!