As I said, not everyone will like a non-chrome-clone.
- a separate search bar is a must have for easy drag and drop search (i.e. keyboardless)
- I didn’t mean tabs on bottom, I mean using the title bar as it is used by every other application: a blank space that lets you drag the window around
- the titlebar is a good place to have the menu button, for example (which is where I have it). It is also a good place for additional buttons that won’t fit or go well in the toolbar or the status bar
- useful space is not wasted space. I don’t read or look at stuff that’s near the bottom of a web page, I always scroll down so I can read it at the top of my screen (because that’s where it’s easiest to read stuff, it’s basic anatomy). A status bar is the only place to display an hovered link (and DEFINITELY not on a popup like Chrome does) and status dialogs, and it’s perfect for any of the many buttons of common extensions such as adblock plus, no script, cookie safe, stylish, flashblock, etc, etc.
- you misspelled “I’m an idiot who can’t understand what ‘not everyone would like a browser with all these design decisions’ and is an idiot”
As for your last sentence, my English must be too poor (non-native speaker, sorry) because I can’t understand it.