Does This Happen To You While Using Firefox?

[SomeCreep]

I open up a new tab, type in "sex" in the location bar (with no .com or any other TLD extension), it lags for a while, and then brings up this page...

http://www.hbo.com/city/

I type in "health", it lags for a while, then brings up...

http://www.healthfinder.gov/

I never noticed this feature before. Is this feature standard with all versions of Firefox?

[MacDaddyPlaya]

Same here. I want my site to pop up for keywords like that!

[MrJackMeHoff]

I open up a new tab, type in "sex" in the location bar (with no .com or any other TLD extension), it lags for a while, and then brings up this page...

http://www.hbo.com/city/

I type in "health", it lags for a while, then brings up...

http://www.healthfinder.gov/

I never noticed this feature before. Is this feature standard with all versions of Firefox?

Where the fuck have you been?

[mal]

i typed in juicy and it went to http://www.juicycouture.com

"juicy girls rule"

[MacDaddyPlaya]

Same here. I want my site to pop up for keywords like that!

Actually, I think it does the same thing as feeling lucky on google. Takes to you to the first result of that key phrase search.

[SomeCreep]

Where the fuck have you been?

I've never bothered to type a word into the location bar without a TLD extension. So this is a standard feature in all versions of firefox?

[comeplay]

yep

yes it does it on mine and i also learned a new feature i figured maybe pushing the center scroll wheel button might open a new tab since doing it on links opens it in a new tab yet when i tested my theory it closed the tab i did it on.

[bignasty]

Actually, I think it does the same thing as feeling lucky on google. Takes to you to the first result of that key phrase search.

that's exactly what it does