By typing the location they want to navigate to, users can check multiple pages in separate windows or tabs.
URLs require an http:// or https:// prefix but most modern browsers will automatically add it.
Address Bars are pretty much all the same, but browsers will have some differences. For example, Chrome does not require a .com or any other top domain as it will just search for the term. Typing in "Afterdawn" in Chrome will bring you to a Google search for Afterdawn. Firefox uses the "Awesome Bar."
