Also sed can use other characters instead of / for separating fields, like using _ instead for / heavy stuff: sed -e 's_https://www\.example\.com/_/_g' I th

Also sed can use other characters instead of / for separating fields, like using _ instead for / heavy stuff: sed -e 's_https://www\.example\.com/_/_g' I think it's nicer than: sed -e 's/https:\/\/www\.example\.com\//\//g'