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The reason I think this happens is because two of the main browsers (IE and Chrome) have a major interest in maintaining the status quo. They might even possibl
by gum_ina_package 13y ago
The reason I think this happens is because two of the main browsers (IE and Chrome) have a major interest in maintaining the status quo. They might even possibly be making it more advantageous for users to search for a website instead of navigating directly to it on it's URL. The more searches, the more ad revenue.
- basilesimon 13y agoIf it was their intention, why introducing autocompletion - a functionality which, if used correctly, allows to avoid search engines for queries.