How can I delete the address bar history without deleting the whole browser history? I don't want it to auto fill in URLs when I start typing. I couldn't find an option to do it, neither in the settings nor in the address bar drop down menu. I'm running opera 23.0. Please test your solutions in opera 23.0 before submitting them. The solutions I have found so far have all been for older versions of opera.
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Address bar history. How can I delete it without clearing the whole browser history?Opera for Windows
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RE: Address bar history. How can I delete it without clearing the whole browser history?Opera for Windows
I thought you wanted to remove a specific url and not all urls of a specific domain.
You thought correct. I want to prevent certain specific URLs from being predicted when I type something in the address bar. The problem is that when I delete that specific URL from my history, it's still predicted when I type. When i uncheck the option to use opera's prediction service in the settings, it still predicts the URLs I've visited, and continues to predict new URLs (but only after I've visited them once). So far, the only way I've found to delete the saved addresses is to clear all browsing history. After doing that, the prediction service continues to save and predict all the URLs I type in the address bar.
The prediction service is supposed to save me time and effort. Currently, when I want to visit Youtube, opera predicts "youtube.com/user/someyoutubechannel/videos", and i have to write the whole "youtube.com" instead of just "y" in order to visit the front page of Youtube. It's annoying.
I think I'll start a new discussion, because my question/problem was a bit vague in this one, and it's starting to get cluttered. Thank you for your answers
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URL-predictionOpera for Windows
I want to prevent certain specific URLs from being predicted when I type something in the address bar. When i uncheck the option to use opera's prediction service in the settings, it still predicts the URLs I've visited, and continues to predict new URLs (but only after I've visited them once). So far, the only way I've found to delete the saved URLs is to clear all browsing history. After doing that, the prediction service continues to save and predict all the URLs I type in the address bar, even though it's turned off.
The prediction service is supposed to save me time and effort. Currently, when I want to visit Youtube, opera predicts "youtube.com/user/someyoutubechannel/videos", and i have to write the whole "youtube.com" instead of just "y" in order to visit the front page of Youtube. It's annoying.
This problem might be caused by a bug, but if anyone knows anything, please help me. Thank you in advance for any answer, solution, idea or contribution.
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RE: Address bar history. How can I delete it without clearing the whole browser history?Opera for Windows
I thought you wanted to remove a specific url and not all urls of a specific domain.
You thought correct. I want to prevent certain specific URLs from being predicted when I type something in the address bar. The problem is that when I delete that specific URL from my history, it's still predicted when I type. When i uncheck the option to use opera's prediction service in the settings, it still predicts the URLs I've visited, and continues to predict new URLs (but only after I've visited them once). So far, the only way I've found to delete the saved addresses is to clear all browsing history. After doing that, the prediction service continues to save and predict all the URLs I type in the address bar.
The prediction service is supposed to save me time and effort. Currently, when I want to visit Youtube, opera predicts "youtube.com/user/someyoutubechannel/videos", and i have to write the whole "youtube.com" instead of just "y" in order to visit the front page of Youtube. It's annoying.
I think I'll start a new discussion, because my question/problem was a bit vague in this one, and it's starting to get cluttered. Thank you for your answers
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RE: Address bar history. How can I delete it without clearing the whole browser history?Opera for Windows
You must be seeing Google's Search prediction working. This is not related to that setting afaik.
I don't think so, because it never predicts anything when I type in addresses i have never previously visited.
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RE: Address bar history. How can I delete it without clearing the whole browser history?Opera for Windows
I still don't know how to delete just one of the URLs though.
Go to History, put the mouse cursor over the url you want to delete and click on the "X" on the right.
Even if I delete that one URL from all of my history (it appears several times), the URL is still predicted when I type in the address bar. Maybe I need to delete all of the "sub-addresses" also (like www.url.com/subpage in addition to just www.url.com), but that would just be too much work.
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RE: Address bar history. How can I delete it without clearing the whole browser history?Opera for Windows
Just discovered that unchecking the "Use a prediction service to help complete searches and URLs typed in the address bar" doesn't work. I tried restarting opera, but it still doesn't work. I tried typing in addresses I have never visited before, but the prediction service still saves them.
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RE: Address bar history. How can I delete it without clearing the whole browser history?Opera for Windows
I finally found it in settings -> Privacy & Security -> Privacy. There is a checkbox for "Use a prediction service to help complete searches and URLs typed in the address bar" and a button for clearing browsing data. I still don't know how to delete just one of the URLs though.
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Address bar history. How can I delete it without clearing the whole browser history?Opera for Windows
How can I delete the address bar history without deleting the whole browser history? I don't want it to auto fill in URLs when I start typing. I couldn't find an option to do it, neither in the settings nor in the address bar drop down menu. I'm running opera 23.0. Please test your solutions in opera 23.0 before submitting them. The solutions I have found so far have all been for older versions of opera.