So I'm not the only one.
It's even worse than that though, enter 'myintranetsite' and hit return, and you end up on a Google search page. Instead you have to enter 'http://myintranetsite'
It's even worse than that though, enter 'myintranetsite' and hit return, and you end up on a Google search page. Instead you have to enter 'http://myintranetsite'
If you prefix with "http://", no requests are made to Google (except "h", "ht", "htt", "http", and "http:")
This seems surprising to me. Can you back up this claim?
- https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/search-suggestions-fire...
I guess I just had a different interpretation of "no requests are made to Google". It seems "no requests" was intended to be "no search suggestion requests" and not "no requests that leak this information to google".
What's the point of sending those characters?