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When you see some text prefixed by “Http://”, you automatically assume that what follows is a web address, as defined by the Hypertext Transfer Protocol. The question is, since most web addresses are easily recognizable anyway, do you really need it?

Source: http://feeds.digg.com/~r/digg/topic/tech_news/popular/~3/YVgbDk2xgk8/Google_Chrome_Ditches_Http