Google Chrome 69 Kills Off WWW In URLs; Why People Are Angry

Google works the most well known web browser on the planet in Google Chrome. With the release of Chrome 69 this week, Google advanced new highlights and another look. Aside from the patched up UI plan and password manager, Google has gotten huge amounts of changes the most recent Google Chrome 69 update.

However, for reasons unknown Google ruled against saying that as of Chrome 69 the world’s most mainstream browser will never again demonstrate the www. or then again m. on sites in the URL bar, confounding the hell out of some netizens. So www.techincidents.com will now appear as techincidents.com in the Chrome address bar.

Google feels that www. or on the other hand m. on sites in the address bar since they’re only a trivial subdomain. The client has begun scrutinizing Google once again in the Chromium blog string. Clients have likewise addressed occurrences where two locales with a comparable URL plan can make disarray and additionally open entryway phishing assaults.

“I don’t think URLs are working as a good way to convey site identity. So we want to move toward a place where web identity is understandable by everyone.” said Adrienne Porter Felt Chrome’s engineering manager.

It appears clients still can get the full URL in Chrome 69 in the address bar just by copy pasting it somewhere else. We take note of that, Apple’s Safari likewise shrouds URL characters.

This isn’t the first run through in 2015 Chrome clients examined Google for the newly Accelerated Mobile Pages which shrouds the original URL and makes it hard to return to the original site.

Clients can constrain Chrome to show the full address by disabling the flag Omnibox UI Hide Steady-State URL Scheme and Trivial Subdomains at chrome: //flags/#omnibox-ui-hide-steady-state-url-scheme-and-subdomains.