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Disable safari "frequently visited" search-bar bib in Yosemite
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<blockquote data-quote="T-Town" data-source="post: 1619203" data-attributes="member: 128153"><p>The new safari that comes with Yosemite has some odd behaviour. When I click on the search bar, a "frequently visited" menu slips down that reminds me of a bib. </p><p></p><p>This bib has two problems. First, it creates another thing to click out of when I enter a page address, so, an inconvenience. Second, and more problematic, it won't allow me to drag a website address into a folder in my favourites bar, because it covers up the bar itself, and the favourites folders it displays in the "bib" won't take new addresses.</p><p></p><p>I'd like to remove the bib. Please help.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="T-Town, post: 1619203, member: 128153"] The new safari that comes with Yosemite has some odd behaviour. When I click on the search bar, a "frequently visited" menu slips down that reminds me of a bib. This bib has two problems. First, it creates another thing to click out of when I enter a page address, so, an inconvenience. Second, and more problematic, it won't allow me to drag a website address into a folder in my favourites bar, because it covers up the bar itself, and the favourites folders it displays in the "bib" won't take new addresses. I'd like to remove the bib. Please help. [/QUOTE]
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