Zero, i dont even have to type i single letter, i click the drop down on the url bar and its the first thing to come up with an empty bar, number 2 being another forum, 3 being echos bazaar and 4 being my anime site.
I just tested it and I only have to type 'E'. Even tried 'T' for "The Escapist" and it was first on the list, followed by Total War Center.SimuLord said:Most browsers have some kind of auto-complete function where if you type in enough letters, it'll narrow you down to a frequently-visited site. For example, all I have to do is press Y and I'll land on YouTube.
For this site, I have to get all the way to "ESC" because E or ES takes me to ESPN.com.
How about you guys? Are you here so often that your browser knows "E for Escapist"? Or do you have to go further out?
Yeah, "were to" makes a lot more sence.Phenom828 said:hmmm :/ I'm not quite sure what I meant myself.StBishop said:Prefacing my post with a disclaimer, I'm not having a go at you just asking a question as I'm not sure if you made a mistake or if I don't understand.Phenom828 said:I have this as my startpage. ^^ so no letters.
Edit: But if I would, it'd just be the "e".
What do you mean? I don't even know what word you're looking for and am confused.
Do you mean "did"? As in: 'If I did try to get here by typing, it'd just be "e".' ?
I've noticed that a lot of people use the word would differently in the United States than we do in Australia, for example, "I wish I would have hit that guy." where as I would say "I wish I had hit that guy." Perhaps this is why.
I think I meant that If I were to (more correct, yes?) write in the URL I would just have to write "e". So I think you understood me correctly.
Thanks for pointing it out though,
EDIT: also, I'm from Sweden, so, even though I try, my english grammar might not always be the best.![]()