Yes.<p>I was on a webinar yesterday and the user was presenting their cool prez running from their browser. I was able to see the url, visit it and learn about their project without having to spend time asking for a link.<p>The url is valuable information to me.
Just another reason why you need to “google” something first, instead of copy/pasting or typing url.<p>Along with FLoC, a continued march towards Google’s interest, not your interests.
I can select "always show full URLs" but the only difference I can find is wether the <a href="https://www" rel="nofollow">https://www</a> is showing, or not.<p>If that is all, then no, I don't hate it. Hadn't even noticed it was different.
Thank you so much! I've just been suffering though this change thinking "I guess that's just how it is now" not realizing there was a solution.
Yes.<p>Just as I hate the bizarre truncated relative time tagging.<p>"A month ago" , "15 minutes ago" , "An hour ago" ?! That's f-n useless.<p>ISO 8601 or die! YYYY:MM:DD hh:mm:ss How hard is that? Just leave the time stamp alone, geeze.
I love that the grand masters of surveillance capitalism is messing up their browser. At this point I don't understand why any geek with some pride would chose Chrome over Firefox.