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Chrome May Drop the URL Bar

An anonymous reader writes "There isn't much Google can still eliminate from the browser's interface. Yet Google appears to be considering a drastic step to free up space in the UI: It may simply kill the URL bar. Instead of showing the URL bar all the time, it may be hidden within tabs. There are some other features coming as well. For example, Google will allow users to be logged into different Google accounts at the same time, as long as you use those accounts in different windows."

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  1. Re:Really Stupid Idea by mobby_6kl · · Score: 1, Troll

    Just use a better browser, like Opera. The "1" and "2" keys switch to the next or previous tab, and right click + scroll wheel (or Ctrl+tab) gives a scrollable list of tabs with previews. Of course you can also hide the address bar and just use the F2 input window to type in address.