How to Delete Autocomplete Options in the Firefox Address Bar
News
By Bryan Clark
published Occasionally an autocomplete item pops up in your address bar -- whether a suggestion or an embarrassing bit of your web browsing history -- that you’d prefer not be there. You can remove the suggestion with a couple of keystrokes so no one, including you, has to remember that awkward site you visited.
1. Open Firefox.
2. Start typing in the address bar and stop once the autocomplete item you’d like to remove appears.
3. Hover over the item to select it.
4. Press delete on your keyboard. Repeat steps 2 through 4 as necessary.
Firefox Browser Tips
- Clear Your Internet History in Firefox
- How to Use Firefox Sync
- Try Cool New Firefox Features with Test Pilot
- How to Update Firefox
- Mute Noisy Firefox Tabs
- Change the Default Search Engine in Firefox
- How to Show White Text on a Black Background in Firefox
- Stop Autoplaying Videos
- Firefox Quantum versus Chrome
Not every deal is worth a squeal. Get only the good stuff from us.
The deal scientists at Laptop Mag won't direct you to measly discounts. We ensure you'll only get the laptop and tech sales that are worth shouting about -- delivered directly to your inbox this holiday season.
Most Popular
MORE FROM LAPTOP MAG...