how to prevent remove omnibox autocomplete entries, macos 10.8.4, chrome 28.0.1500.95
If I type the letter Y in the omnibox, the whole URL is autocompleted to:
youtube.com/player_api
pressing Shift + Delete does nothing, nor does Fn + Shift + Delete. (I have a Mac Air 2011, it has a key marked delete
which is next to plus, and also has a fn
key. The verious suggestions for getting rid of these entries do not work for me.
To get to YouTube homepage, I have to then CLICK in the omnibox (or press →, then Backspace over /player_api
and press Enter. If I touch any other key, it autocompletes again and puts /player_api
back onto the url! ARGH!
I do not want to ever go to /player_api, and it's stupid that this is unremovable. It is particularly annoying for IP addresses, where if I type a number it autocompletes to any number of IP based addresses I've entered, and I can't get rid of the damned things because shift+delete no longer works.
To search for something beginning with Y (like YUI) I can just keep typing my word, as normal.
I DO want to search from the omnibox, I am signed into chrome and do use the multi-computer feature a LOT. I just don't want inline autocomplete.
macos google-chrome keyboard-shortcuts autocomplete
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If I type the letter Y in the omnibox, the whole URL is autocompleted to:
youtube.com/player_api
pressing Shift + Delete does nothing, nor does Fn + Shift + Delete. (I have a Mac Air 2011, it has a key marked delete
which is next to plus, and also has a fn
key. The verious suggestions for getting rid of these entries do not work for me.
To get to YouTube homepage, I have to then CLICK in the omnibox (or press →, then Backspace over /player_api
and press Enter. If I touch any other key, it autocompletes again and puts /player_api
back onto the url! ARGH!
I do not want to ever go to /player_api, and it's stupid that this is unremovable. It is particularly annoying for IP addresses, where if I type a number it autocompletes to any number of IP based addresses I've entered, and I can't get rid of the damned things because shift+delete no longer works.
To search for something beginning with Y (like YUI) I can just keep typing my word, as normal.
I DO want to search from the omnibox, I am signed into chrome and do use the multi-computer feature a LOT. I just don't want inline autocomplete.
macos google-chrome keyboard-shortcuts autocomplete
Your title doesn't match your question. Do you want to disable autocomplete altogether? Or remove some URLs? Or prevent yourself from removing URLs altogether?
– slhck
Aug 13 '13 at 11:45
I want autocomplete to be disabled, which is the process where the box is filled in automatically to the right of what you type. i want to keep the drop down list of auto suggest options under the omnibox. I want to be able to search from the omnibox.
– frumbert
Aug 13 '13 at 21:47
1
Shift-delete works fine for me, however the result isn't instant, you'll have to search for Y Again.
– Henrik Karlsson
Aug 24 '13 at 8:49
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If I type the letter Y in the omnibox, the whole URL is autocompleted to:
youtube.com/player_api
pressing Shift + Delete does nothing, nor does Fn + Shift + Delete. (I have a Mac Air 2011, it has a key marked delete
which is next to plus, and also has a fn
key. The verious suggestions for getting rid of these entries do not work for me.
To get to YouTube homepage, I have to then CLICK in the omnibox (or press →, then Backspace over /player_api
and press Enter. If I touch any other key, it autocompletes again and puts /player_api
back onto the url! ARGH!
I do not want to ever go to /player_api, and it's stupid that this is unremovable. It is particularly annoying for IP addresses, where if I type a number it autocompletes to any number of IP based addresses I've entered, and I can't get rid of the damned things because shift+delete no longer works.
To search for something beginning with Y (like YUI) I can just keep typing my word, as normal.
I DO want to search from the omnibox, I am signed into chrome and do use the multi-computer feature a LOT. I just don't want inline autocomplete.
macos google-chrome keyboard-shortcuts autocomplete
If I type the letter Y in the omnibox, the whole URL is autocompleted to:
youtube.com/player_api
pressing Shift + Delete does nothing, nor does Fn + Shift + Delete. (I have a Mac Air 2011, it has a key marked delete
which is next to plus, and also has a fn
key. The verious suggestions for getting rid of these entries do not work for me.
To get to YouTube homepage, I have to then CLICK in the omnibox (or press →, then Backspace over /player_api
and press Enter. If I touch any other key, it autocompletes again and puts /player_api
back onto the url! ARGH!
I do not want to ever go to /player_api, and it's stupid that this is unremovable. It is particularly annoying for IP addresses, where if I type a number it autocompletes to any number of IP based addresses I've entered, and I can't get rid of the damned things because shift+delete no longer works.
To search for something beginning with Y (like YUI) I can just keep typing my word, as normal.
I DO want to search from the omnibox, I am signed into chrome and do use the multi-computer feature a LOT. I just don't want inline autocomplete.
macos google-chrome keyboard-shortcuts autocomplete
macos google-chrome keyboard-shortcuts autocomplete
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Your title doesn't match your question. Do you want to disable autocomplete altogether? Or remove some URLs? Or prevent yourself from removing URLs altogether?
– slhck
Aug 13 '13 at 11:45
I want autocomplete to be disabled, which is the process where the box is filled in automatically to the right of what you type. i want to keep the drop down list of auto suggest options under the omnibox. I want to be able to search from the omnibox.
– frumbert
Aug 13 '13 at 21:47
1
Shift-delete works fine for me, however the result isn't instant, you'll have to search for Y Again.
– Henrik Karlsson
Aug 24 '13 at 8:49
add a comment |
Your title doesn't match your question. Do you want to disable autocomplete altogether? Or remove some URLs? Or prevent yourself from removing URLs altogether?
– slhck
Aug 13 '13 at 11:45
I want autocomplete to be disabled, which is the process where the box is filled in automatically to the right of what you type. i want to keep the drop down list of auto suggest options under the omnibox. I want to be able to search from the omnibox.
– frumbert
Aug 13 '13 at 21:47
1
Shift-delete works fine for me, however the result isn't instant, you'll have to search for Y Again.
– Henrik Karlsson
Aug 24 '13 at 8:49
Your title doesn't match your question. Do you want to disable autocomplete altogether? Or remove some URLs? Or prevent yourself from removing URLs altogether?
– slhck
Aug 13 '13 at 11:45
Your title doesn't match your question. Do you want to disable autocomplete altogether? Or remove some URLs? Or prevent yourself from removing URLs altogether?
– slhck
Aug 13 '13 at 11:45
I want autocomplete to be disabled, which is the process where the box is filled in automatically to the right of what you type. i want to keep the drop down list of auto suggest options under the omnibox. I want to be able to search from the omnibox.
– frumbert
Aug 13 '13 at 21:47
I want autocomplete to be disabled, which is the process where the box is filled in automatically to the right of what you type. i want to keep the drop down list of auto suggest options under the omnibox. I want to be able to search from the omnibox.
– frumbert
Aug 13 '13 at 21:47
1
1
Shift-delete works fine for me, however the result isn't instant, you'll have to search for Y Again.
– Henrik Karlsson
Aug 24 '13 at 8:49
Shift-delete works fine for me, however the result isn't instant, you'll have to search for Y Again.
– Henrik Karlsson
Aug 24 '13 at 8:49
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May be this link Google chrome instant will be help as far as I understood the problem. Its Google chromes feature to guess the URL, you can try pressing ESC key, if you don't want to select the guessed URL.
pressingesc
blanks the entire url... So if I type inyou
then it autosuggestsyoutube.com/player_api
; pressingesc
then removes the whole url, including what I typed.instant
is disabled already, but it still behaves like it is on.
– frumbert
Aug 13 '13 at 21:51
Try using <kbd>BACKSPACE</kbd> after typingyou
, I hope it will solve your requirement.
– pRAShANT
Aug 20 '13 at 7:29
isbackspace
the key that hasdelete
written on it which is to the left ofend
and belowfn
, or the key that hasdelete
written on it which is next to+
and above `` ? Damned apple keyboards!
– frumbert
Aug 24 '13 at 23:07
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May be this link Google chrome instant will be help as far as I understood the problem. Its Google chromes feature to guess the URL, you can try pressing ESC key, if you don't want to select the guessed URL.
pressingesc
blanks the entire url... So if I type inyou
then it autosuggestsyoutube.com/player_api
; pressingesc
then removes the whole url, including what I typed.instant
is disabled already, but it still behaves like it is on.
– frumbert
Aug 13 '13 at 21:51
Try using <kbd>BACKSPACE</kbd> after typingyou
, I hope it will solve your requirement.
– pRAShANT
Aug 20 '13 at 7:29
isbackspace
the key that hasdelete
written on it which is to the left ofend
and belowfn
, or the key that hasdelete
written on it which is next to+
and above `` ? Damned apple keyboards!
– frumbert
Aug 24 '13 at 23:07
add a comment |
May be this link Google chrome instant will be help as far as I understood the problem. Its Google chromes feature to guess the URL, you can try pressing ESC key, if you don't want to select the guessed URL.
pressingesc
blanks the entire url... So if I type inyou
then it autosuggestsyoutube.com/player_api
; pressingesc
then removes the whole url, including what I typed.instant
is disabled already, but it still behaves like it is on.
– frumbert
Aug 13 '13 at 21:51
Try using <kbd>BACKSPACE</kbd> after typingyou
, I hope it will solve your requirement.
– pRAShANT
Aug 20 '13 at 7:29
isbackspace
the key that hasdelete
written on it which is to the left ofend
and belowfn
, or the key that hasdelete
written on it which is next to+
and above `` ? Damned apple keyboards!
– frumbert
Aug 24 '13 at 23:07
add a comment |
May be this link Google chrome instant will be help as far as I understood the problem. Its Google chromes feature to guess the URL, you can try pressing ESC key, if you don't want to select the guessed URL.
May be this link Google chrome instant will be help as far as I understood the problem. Its Google chromes feature to guess the URL, you can try pressing ESC key, if you don't want to select the guessed URL.
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pRAShANT
pressingesc
blanks the entire url... So if I type inyou
then it autosuggestsyoutube.com/player_api
; pressingesc
then removes the whole url, including what I typed.instant
is disabled already, but it still behaves like it is on.
– frumbert
Aug 13 '13 at 21:51
Try using <kbd>BACKSPACE</kbd> after typingyou
, I hope it will solve your requirement.
– pRAShANT
Aug 20 '13 at 7:29
isbackspace
the key that hasdelete
written on it which is to the left ofend
and belowfn
, or the key that hasdelete
written on it which is next to+
and above `` ? Damned apple keyboards!
– frumbert
Aug 24 '13 at 23:07
add a comment |
pressingesc
blanks the entire url... So if I type inyou
then it autosuggestsyoutube.com/player_api
; pressingesc
then removes the whole url, including what I typed.instant
is disabled already, but it still behaves like it is on.
– frumbert
Aug 13 '13 at 21:51
Try using <kbd>BACKSPACE</kbd> after typingyou
, I hope it will solve your requirement.
– pRAShANT
Aug 20 '13 at 7:29
isbackspace
the key that hasdelete
written on it which is to the left ofend
and belowfn
, or the key that hasdelete
written on it which is next to+
and above `` ? Damned apple keyboards!
– frumbert
Aug 24 '13 at 23:07
pressing
esc
blanks the entire url... So if I type in you
then it autosuggests youtube.com/player_api
; pressing esc
then removes the whole url, including what I typed. instant
is disabled already, but it still behaves like it is on.– frumbert
Aug 13 '13 at 21:51
pressing
esc
blanks the entire url... So if I type in you
then it autosuggests youtube.com/player_api
; pressing esc
then removes the whole url, including what I typed. instant
is disabled already, but it still behaves like it is on.– frumbert
Aug 13 '13 at 21:51
Try using <kbd>BACKSPACE</kbd> after typing
you
, I hope it will solve your requirement.– pRAShANT
Aug 20 '13 at 7:29
Try using <kbd>BACKSPACE</kbd> after typing
you
, I hope it will solve your requirement.– pRAShANT
Aug 20 '13 at 7:29
is
backspace
the key that has delete
written on it which is to the left of end
and below fn
, or the key that has delete
written on it which is next to +
and above `` ? Damned apple keyboards!– frumbert
Aug 24 '13 at 23:07
is
backspace
the key that has delete
written on it which is to the left of end
and below fn
, or the key that has delete
written on it which is next to +
and above `` ? Damned apple keyboards!– frumbert
Aug 24 '13 at 23:07
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Your title doesn't match your question. Do you want to disable autocomplete altogether? Or remove some URLs? Or prevent yourself from removing URLs altogether?
– slhck
Aug 13 '13 at 11:45
I want autocomplete to be disabled, which is the process where the box is filled in automatically to the right of what you type. i want to keep the drop down list of auto suggest options under the omnibox. I want to be able to search from the omnibox.
– frumbert
Aug 13 '13 at 21:47
1
Shift-delete works fine for me, however the result isn't instant, you'll have to search for Y Again.
– Henrik Karlsson
Aug 24 '13 at 8:49