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tip: always end those names with the forward slash and it will try the name not Google the word. saves typing the protocol. I always assumed they didnt make th
by Already__Taken 6y ago
tip: always end those names with the forward slash and it will try the name not Google the word. saves typing the protocol.
I always assumed they didnt make this easier so my mum doesn't go to almostBank:8000
if you go to host ports a lot i.e localhost you can spend a quick search to the sqlite DB for your preferences to make l<tab>:<port> expand out.
u have to edit the SQL. they "patch" the UI so it doesn't accept just arbitrary string patterns to tab complete but only URLs.
- OkGoDoIt 6y agoCan you provide more details about this? That sounds intriguing, but I think I’m missing something to fully understand what you’re talking about
- Already__Taken 6y agoThis is what I ended up with, but looking back into it and localhost:%s/ is a valid search engine string but http://localhost:%s/ http://localhost:%s/ is not. This script is made as a reference after I'd already done the setting so assume it needs editing to work.
- eric-lee 6y agoI took a look at the sqlite db but I didn't see anything that stood out but I might be looking at the wrong file. Is it databases.db? You can get that tab-complete behavior with custom search engines though Keyword: l, URL: localhost:%s Then it works how you're describing with l<tab> and input the port. I personally define all the different versions of my servers that way so v1<enter> goes to something like internalserver:9001, v2<enter> goes to internalserver:9002, etc.
- Already__Taken 6y agoInteresting you made me look back into it and localhost:%s/ is a valid search engine string but http://localhost:%s/ http://localhost:%s/ is not. This script is made as a reference after I'd already done the setting so assume it needs editing to work.