Google Chrome

When you start typing a website's name in the address bar in Google's new browser, Chrome, the browser tries to guess which website you want before you finish typing. It usually guesses the websites you visit most frequently, or the website you visited most recently. Collectively, the websites that Google Chrome guesses based on each letter of the alphabet say a lot about me.

alluc.org

boston.craigslist.org

craigslist.org

drudgereport.com

espn.com

fivethirtyeight.com

google.com

hulu.com

ingdirect.com

jing.com

kayak.com

login.facebook.com

maps.google.com

nytimes.com

omf.paris4.sorbonne.fr

pandora.com

questionablecontent.net

realclearpolitics.com

southwest.com

twofeetmaggie.blogspot.com

umass.edu/plsoils/soiltest

verizonwireless.com

whatmydadtaughtme.blogspot.com

xkcd.com

youtube.com

zipcar.com

It's not exactly science, but interesting enough, I hope?