As far as my knowledge goes, you can't delete selective things in the
address bar. You can delete whole URL's, just by choosing (highlight)
the link, and then press the Delete key. Also once highlighted, you
should be able to navigate up and down with your arrow keys to ease the
job of scrolling through them.
Just out of curiosity, why do you want it deleted? You don't have to answer that,
just curious thats all
If you want the address bar to only remember the exact address you type,
please tell, and I can guide on that.
Hi lookingup, just to amplify Abydos' usual excellent comments,
Here's the detailed instrutions on selective deletion of URLs in the address bar of both Firefox and internet Explorer.
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thanx for the help……just out of curiosity, why would ( exact example Sherdog.com have a N/A tag in it period?)
seems a litttle bizarr, can we tag all links with anything we want? Is there a info page explaining that?
Not sure I understand 100% what you mean.
Is it something like this for instance;
(It seems to address your initial inquiry as well, even I learned something new today )