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    Is Chrome Copying Edge? ‘Omnibox Tools’ Bring Edge-Style Address Bar Shortcuts

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    Google is experimenting with a new Chrome feature called “Omnibox Toolbelt”, and it looks a lot like something Microsoft Edge already does. This upcoming feature adds a row of helpful buttons below the address bar when you start typing. If you use Microsoft Edge, this might seem familiar. Edge already offers shortcuts below the address […]

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