When Open New Tab On Mac For Google The Search Bar Is Missing
By default, the 'modern' incarnation of Internet Explorer 11, which comes with Windows 8.1, hides your address bar and list of tabs as soon as you load a new web page. Sure, you can get them back by right clicking or swiping up from the bottom of the screen, but what if you want to see the current URL and open tabs list all the time? Fortunately, a simple settings change allows you to keep your IE 11 navigation tools on screen 24/7. Launch Internet Explorer 11 in the Windows 8.1 Modern UI. Select Settings from the Charms menu. Click Options in the submenu that appears. Slide 'Always show address bar and tabs' to on.
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Processing for me the text typed isn't overwritten but instead the first suggestion is inserted. Like this: 1) open new tab 2) type something in the omni-bar very quickly like 'goo' 3) when the thumbnails have finished loading, my text is auto-completed to the first suggestion (e.g. ' and when i then just continue and type ' I'll get ' very annoying. To reproduce you should see that it takes some time to load the thumbnails in the 'new tab page'. A restart of chrome should do. I'm on Chrome dev-channel 5.0.371.0 on Mac OS X 10.6.3. Processing I see this very frequently when I open a new tab page and start typing a URL immediately.
For example, I'll hit command-T, type 'ny', the omnibox will autofill ' and I hit enter. The omnibar and webpage are totally blank, and the browser feels like it's hanging for anywhere for 1-5 seconds, then the page loads. About once a week, the page never loads and I have to close the tab and retry. Basically, I can repro every time with this key stroke combination (assuming ): command-T, n, y, enter. If I slow things down just a bit after hitting command-T, everything works OK. I'm on a Mac.
Processing People, this issue now contains descriptions of four seperate issues, if I am not mistaken. For #1 through #10, it was about the omnibar being focused while already typing, highlighting the text that was already typed, hence overwriting it when continuing typing. I also experienced this for a while, but it seems to be fixed now. #11 raised a different issue, which filled in the first autocomplete suggestion in the omnibar, without highlighting it. Apart from perhaps #13, no one else reported this one.
#26 introduced 'last character missing after hitting enter, wrong page loads' And finally, we now arrived at 'omnibar empty after hitting enter, no page loads' (#27, #30, #34). All merged issues are dealing with this one. I strongly recommend to recreate this bug, as people tend to read parts of the comments only, adding a useless 'me too' kind of comment. While this very annoying only in any bug description, it introduces a lot of confusion in this special case. Processing I just discovered that the issue I originally created,, which didn't deserve to be merged into this one based on the differences in the problem descriptions, was only happening when I would open a new tab, and was happening because of having this extension installed However, as was just posted on that page about the extension, the issue was resolved in the (currently) dev version of chrome 11.0.696.3 and my problem went away after I upgraded to that 'unstable' version of chrome. I thought I would post this here since it is possible others might be experiencing this same behavior, and this might clear up at least one of what seems to be at least three distinct issues that are tangled up in this single issue.
Processing Similar to comment #41, I've had this problem on my old-ish laptop (~3yo MBP) all the time. It was extremely annoying.
I had to get myself used to always waiting for new tab to be completely 'initialized' before proceeding with inputing something in the address bar. As a web developer, there are quite a few tabs I have to open during a day, so this was definitely a significant problem. With the new laptop (last model of MBP) everything is extremely snappy — including Chrome — and I never have this problem with new tab now. So the issue definitely seems to be related to less capable systems. Processing 13.0.754.0 (Official Build 83837) canary Still happening in this version. Windows 7 x64 on Core2 with 4GB RAM, lightly loaded. The search terms the user types in must be treated with very high respect by Google in all aspects of all their software.
Ignoring what the user has just typed in, be it a URL or some sophisticated search terms is grossly insulting to any user who experiences this. We therefore request that this issue be raised in priority for developer attention/resolution so that Google's respect for what the user types is shown. 'The competition is only one click away', and they accept the search terms one types first time every time. Processing Let me summarize what I think (but am not sure) is occurring. There are probably two cases here. The common case, described in comment 27, might be caused by there being a period of time after initial launch (longer on Macs, in Debug builds, and when the machine is slow or heavily loaded) where navigation is not yet possible. Typing in the address bar and hitting enter tries to navigate.