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Unlearning is a great option. I have in Firefox a persistent autocompletion for a URL that I typo'd once, which still shows before the one I've been to a thousa

Unlearning is a great option. I have in Firefox a persistent autocompletion for a URL that I typo'd once, which still shows before the one I've been to a thousand times (because it's first alphabetically, I suppose?)

bradyd 8y ago
You can use Shift+Delete on an entry to remove it from the autocomplete list.
- skykooler 8y ago
  Not easily on a Mocbook Pro, which doesn't have a Delete key. Shift+Backspace doesn't work.
  - D-Coder 8y ago
    Really? I have a five-year-old MBP with a key labeled "Delete" (although it really seems to be "Backspace").
  - tompic823 8y ago
    On MacBooks the combination of Fn+Backspace mimics Delete. So Shift+Fn+Backspace to remove a suggestion.
zymhan 8y ago
My biggest gripe with Firefox's history bar is that it's so slow to update that I'll go to click something, and then the whole list scrolls down or up and I now click something entirely different. Even with search autocomplete disabled it takes forever just to search the history.
- deleted 8y ago
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