And Google makes it even easier.
Well, not only Google. The Google Toolbar for Internet Explorer permits me to
"browse by name", meaning that I can type
the name of a company into the address bar, click on <ENTER> and confidently
assume that the site of the company I want will show up. I actually use this less
frequently than I should, though it works almost every time, and is especially
useful when I want to get to a site in Hebrew - I can type the name of the site
I want to get to in Hebrew and quickly get to it. I've long ago forgotten the
URL of the Israel Railways site, for instance.
This was once a special, and desirable, feature that solved a real problem for
people surfing the web in Hebrew. But as it became standard, it pushed aside third
party solutions. I originally got used to using this feature in Explorer,
before I started using Firefox. Because of that, I assumed it was a feature of
the Google Toolbar there as well. Only later did I learn that the Firefox version
of the Google Toolbar doesn't support "browse by name" for the simple
reason that it's already an integral part of Firefox.
Go to: Search Rules!