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If you just care about changing part of the URL, you can click and drag to highlight and then type to replace.
by citruscomputing 6y ago
If you just care about changing part of the URL, you can click and drag to highlight and then type to replace.
- the_pwner224 6y agoDang, I never thought of that. Thanks! Still doesn't help for adding something onto the end, but good enough for 90% of cases.
- JoshTriplett 6y ago> Still doesn't help for adding something onto the end If I'm going to need to type anyway, I'd rather do that with the keyboard than the mouse: Ctrl-L End /xyz or Ctrl-L Right /xyz feels much faster to me than "move mouse to end of address bar, click, /xyz". (I absolutely understand that relearning/retaining muscle memory takes time and feels frustrating, though.)
- tvb12 6y agoI do the same thing, but with Alt-D. I thought it was strange that there are duplicate hotkeys for the function, but looking at the shortcuts page shows that's not uncommon. It seems F6 does the same thing, but I can't remember the last time I used an F-key.