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You can disable it by going to chrome://flags/#origin-chip-in-omnibox, change it to Disabled and restart chrome. Edit: Apparently a useful comment offering a s
by deanclatworthy 13y ago
You can disable it by going to chrome://flags/#origin-chip-in-omnibox, change it to Disabled and restart chrome.
Edit: Apparently a useful comment offering a solution to the parent's comment is not HN worthy?
- greggman 13y agoChrome tries to get rid of flags so likely they'll remove that option in a year or two if they decide no URL is FTW.
- edanm 13y agoYou shouldn't be downvoted, but please don't talk about being downvoted - it's against the site guidelines, mostly because it makes for boring conversations. Thanks!
- lotsofcows 13y agoNot half as boring as not writing anything. Also, not half as boring as pointless answers. Division by 0 err#!07wwfxy6
- Dylan16807 13y agoSuggesting a 'solution' for something that only shows up on the canary build with a flag is missing the point. This is about defaults and the path forward. Your comment didn't deserve a downvote but please don't assume it to be objectively useful.
- TheLoneWolfling 13y agoMost of the time when something is changed with the previous behavior retained as a flag, sooner or later the flag will be removed. The default behavior is generally indicative of how the devs want things to be used. So no, not an actual solution. A temporary one, yes, but not longterm.