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Minor (but annoying!) feature request

This is a very minor request.

When I visit a thread on VC, the title of the page is such:

THREAD TITLE - VisorCentral.com

The annoyance is that I use Internet Explorer 5 on the Mac (and I think the PC version also has this same feature) and when I go to the address bar and start typing in a web site, it will auto-fill with the last memorized sites that match my typing.

What happens is that a lot of VC threads are the same topic as sites I like to visit, such as:

APPLE IS DEAD - VisorCentral.com

so that when I want to go to apple's site, it starts filling in with the thread that I just visited.

Does that make sense? Basically, my autofill function in my web browser is being cluttered with VC threads.

Anyways, I was wondering if you could just reverse the thread page titles so that they read:

VisorCentral.com - THREAD TITLE.

Seems like a simple fix to an admittedly obscure problem.

Actually, i just noticed that this page (where I create a new thread) is labeled:

VisorCentral.com - Post New Thread

so, actually, having the thread title come AFTER VC.com would actually be more consistent .

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You could just turn off the auto completion feature of IE 5. I found it annoying and haven't used it since day one. Plus, for security purposes, do you want everyone that uses your computer to know where you have been surfing?

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RadarGreg

You can use TweakUI to automaticaly clear your history every time you close the browser.

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Galley

Good points, but I actually like the auto-fill feature. It makes it easier to find sites I visited a few days previous but weren't necessarily worthy of being bookmarked.

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