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<p dir="auto">when i type pretty much anything into the url bar, such as a bookmark or a page i recently went to, i almost always get a result that shows the weather for some town or city that happens to have a name similar to what i typed in (examples below)</p>
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<p dir="auto">i would like to be able to type in the start of one of my bookmarks, then press the up arrow and enter to immediately go to it. however, if i were to instinctively do that i'd just look up the weather of some random town. i checked the settings and there's no way to disable the weather search results, so i'd like for you to add one</p>
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