If we show also websites from history in popular websites section, and websites from bookmarks, we can choose tp disable autocompletion, because "popular websites" section will do everything autocompletion does and even more. But only main domains, not a distinct webpages.
Advantages of that.
- It will allow to go by click to alternative websites when autocompletion can have only one: for example if you type git you wi be suggested both with gilab and github, while autocompletion cant do more than one simultaniously. Which is already partially working, only with popular websites.
- If you want to search for github, autocompletion will complete it to github.com and you have to remove extra letters to not visit github but search for it.
So i suggest to make popular website section into sort of website database, where you will have initial popular websites and websites that user visited, so it always will be able to suggest corrwct websites, from history, bookmarks or just popular ones, and user will be able to disable autocompletion in adress bar entirelly. Even though autocompletion has its flaws that i described, disabling it currently is not viable untill you have an alternative that is good enough, which is point of this suggestion.
If we show also websites from history in popular websites section, and websites from bookmarks, we can choose tp disable autocompletion, because "popular websites" section will do everything autocompletion does and even more. But only main domains, not a distinct webpages.
Advantages of that.
So i suggest to make popular website section into sort of website database, where you will have initial popular websites and websites that user visited, so it always will be able to suggest corrwct websites, from history, bookmarks or just popular ones, and user will be able to disable autocompletion in adress bar entirelly. Even though autocompletion has its flaws that i described, disabling it currently is not viable untill you have an alternative that is good enough, which is point of this suggestion.