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by addicted
478 days ago
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> That's ridiculous though. Performing a search is taking text I entered, concatenating it to a URL and opening that.
Nowhere in that process does Mozilla need to know about what is happening in the local browser of the user. Every browser I’ve used in the past decade does “search as you type” by default. That does require local access to your browser and your key strokes. Normal people wouldn’t use a browser that didn’t do search as you type. |
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