--> about:config
--> set browser.urlbar.maxRichResults to 0
This appears to work, but at the expense of removing the URLs you typed in the address bar. So I guess your point is still valid.Personally, I think the Awesome Bar is fantastic.
--> about:config
--> set browser.urlbar.maxRichResults to 0
This appears to work, but at the expense of removing the URLs you typed in the address bar. So I guess your point is still valid.Personally, I think the Awesome Bar is fantastic.
And according to my IRC conversation with someone on #firefox # irc.mozilla.org earlier, Firefox 3.1 will have the option of having. They even have the patches all ready. So why it's not in Firefox 3 is beyond me.
Yeah, which is why that setting is pretty much useless. Also, when setting that property to 0, it causes the screen to flicker intermittently when typing in the address bar (at least on Mac OS X Tiger).