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Safari already does this to some extent and as a dev I hate it. I have 2 jsfiddles open in separate windows. The URL area just shows "jsfiddle.net" so there is

Safari already does this to some extent and as a dev I hate it. I have 2 jsfiddles open in separate windows. The URL area just shows "jsfiddle.net" so there is no way toa see if 2 identical looking fiddles are the same or different nor which was is the fork and which one is the original.

sharkjacobs 8y ago
I might be misunderstanding something (not familiar with jsfiddle) but if your problem is that you can't see the full URL you can change that at Preferences>Advanced>Show Full Website Address
- saagarjha 8y ago
  Not on Mobile Safari :(
  - kkarakk 8y ago
    iPad is TOTALLY a valid laptop replacement!
    - saagarjha 8y ago
      It is for a lot (dare I say, most?) people.
      - kkarakk 8y ago
        excluding programmers or content creators - the people that apple is trying to push away from macs to ipads
- Falkon1313 8y ago
  Sure if you know to look for it you can find that setting and fix it, but how do you know which other settings also default to shady dishonest behavior and can you find all of them to fix? Obscuring the URL to present one thing as being the same as another is definitely a shady malware-style practice. Intentionally deceiving the user should not be the standard default for the default browser of one of the top OSes.