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Firefox usually decides to be smart about this, and it actually works fairly well. Lets say you have a google search cached. In Firefox, you can start typing in the address bar and it will only autocomplete up to "google.com" - in Chrome, it will instantly autocomplete the entire URL.
Is it possible to make Chrome mimic Firefox behavior in this respect? I find that wanting to go to the domain "root" is much more common than wanting to go directly to an exact URL - and even when it's not, Firefox makes sure those are kept a few arrow keystrokes away.
robhol
Posted 2016-08-01T07:49:27.627
Reputation: 31
Why is this tagged with omnibox? – Dave – 2016-08-01T09:04:57.400
1@Dave - why would it not be? The address bar in chrome is called "omnibox". – robhol – 2016-08-01T15:34:23.847
Oh.. ok.ithink it's also a virus and there is no tag description – Dave – 2016-08-01T17:54:52.157
@Dave I wouldn't know about that.All I know is that it's the Chrome address bar... oh. It's also the name of a streaming service. Who knew. – robhol – 2016-08-01T21:31:20.790