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They're still keeping the search and address boxes separate? :\
I prefer it this way...The address box works as a search bar but the search is persistent (ie. I can search for something, close the tab and come back later in two key presses)
1) 1-word searches/domains or searches involving a domain-looking piece of text throw it off.
2) cluttering my typed-URL history with search keywords.
They're still keeping the search and address boxes separate? :\
I just get rid of the search bar and use the URL bar for search too, don't think there are any downsides to doing that.
Works alright for most things though, and I think it's still better than Google's default to Google approach, which is frustrating when you're working on a locally hosted site and keep getting sent to a search page.
They're still keeping the search and address boxes separate? :\
Hooray! Been waiting for this for a long time. I'll be especially happy if Mozilla can manage to improve the default look of Firefox on Linux, where it's just absolutely dreadful (and where I'm usually forced to resort to https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/fxchrome/ to preserve my sanity).
They're still keeping the search and address boxes separate? :\
Hooray! Been waiting for this for a long time. I'll be especially happy if Mozilla can manage to improve the default look of Firefox on Linux, where it's just absolutely dreadful (and where I'm usually forced to resort to https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/fxchrome/ to preserve my sanity).
Is it merged in today's build? It seems not to be available in the 28.0a1 (2013-11-18) OS X build/update.
It will either be in tomorrow's Nightly or we will do an extra build of Nightly in the afternoon.
edit: a new update is now available with the new changes, I _like_ it!
edit': a minor quibble though, I preferred the star button when it was directly integrated in the url bar. I find it too excentred from the url for my eyes, I often give a quick look to check if an url is already starred or not.