OT Firefox 3 annoyance

As I go to type in an address it kindly provides me with options to
choose from. I thought it was from history but I've set that to clear,
so I've worked out it is seemingly random selections from my
bookmarks.

I don't want it to do this. [1] Other than wiping my entire
bookmarks folder how do I stop it? I've been fiddling around with
settings and I'm too tired and grumpy to find a way, so over to you
lot please.

[1] Not because of the porn before anyone says anything.

 

http://www.mydigitallife.info/2008/...ites-from-firefox-3-url-location-address-bar/

HTH

 

You utter star, thank you.

 

<shocked>
How can you not like the Awesome Bar?

 

Meanwhile... and sorry for the hijack
Does anyone use Google Chrome? Is it worth exploring?



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Yup I'm using it on Netbooks for general search and browse as it's
quick. It doesn't work completely with all offerings, such as Windows
Live.

 

Last night I was treated to the possibility of visiting WRGB Boston's
web site. I've certainly never bookmarked that, but I suspect it's
hidden in there in the remnants of the 'helpful' starter bookmarks you
get on installing a new instance of a browser.

 

I'm using it at work, at home, and on the Lilliputer. Main reason for
using it at work is that it has a much smaller footprint than IE, and there's
no easy way I can increase my desktop's memory (RDRAM didn't take off...).
It's unfinished in many ways, but does the job most of the time.

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Thanks you two, I'll give it whirl.

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Jeweller
R100RT
Formerly: James Captain, A10, C15, B25, Dnepr M16 solo,
R80/7, R100RT (green!)
www.davidhowardjeweller.co.uk