Oh Noes! I have to delete Cookies?!?

[JustADude]

On the other hand, people who don't understand computers don't always know what a 'firefox' is anyway... since they just click the blue e to download the internet.

I couldn't have said it better myself.

On your developing bad habit, though, I'd suggest doing what I do:

If I want to go back to a site, I simply drag that little icon next to the URL down to the "Hot-bar" just below it. When the bar gets full, at about 12 links or so, I move all but the most frequently used to the regular Bookmarks folder.

[smileyeagle1021]

I find myself with the bad habit of relying on the history to find a webpage again and again and again (including this one) until I finally realize "hey, I should probably bookmark that".

oh I'm guilty too... I love being able to just type in "board" on the awesome bar and be taken to the CS threads.

[technical.angel]

On the other hand, people who don't understand computers don't always know what a 'foxfire' is anyway

There, edited it for you. At least, that's what everyone around HERE calls it if they don't know exactly what it is, including the ever infamous AAFH2

[Chromatix]

I find the history feature very useful, but I use it in a "completion" manner which reinforces the memory of the URLs. And there are a lot of URLs I visit regularly!

[SpyOne]

IE does something similar for me.

It doesn't seem to be based on Favorites or History, but certain sites I have visitied will show up as options for completing the word.

Usually, it will forget a site I really like if it has been more than a week since I've been there, and remember every single site I have ever visited that had an embarassing URL.