(In reply to Andronachi Marian from comment #2) > How i disable this? it's not possible because it's how it's supposed to work, we autofill up to the next slash. You can only disable the whole autofill feature by setting browser.ulrbar.autoFill to false in about:config, but then we won't help you completing inline. (In reply to Andronachi Marian from comment #3) > And i get autocomplete for a https:// automatically if i type a keyword that does not exists or i remove a part of the url. > This is not working good. did you set keyword.enabled to false? If so, that is how it is supposed to work, that pref tells that you don't want the browser to figure out if what you typed is a valid url, or reach a search engine if not. I'm not sure why you get https on "youtube", it sounds like a network problem, you can check what happens using the Network tab in devtools... I suspect there's a proxy or an antivirus or a dns intercepting some traffic, the urlbar is just sending a request to "youtube". But the only way to know is checking the network traffic. (In reply to Andronachi Marian from comment #5) > When using the address bar, suggest: 'Open tabs'. > Is not working without to select the 'Browsing history'. This is bug 1477895. I'll keep this open to answer your questions, but for now it's still a wontfix.
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(In reply to Andronachi Marian from comment #2) > How i disable this? it's not possible because it's how it's supposed to work, we autofill up to the next slash. You can only disable the whole autofill feature by setting browser.urlbar.autoFill to false in about:config, but then we won't help you completing inline. (In reply to Andronachi Marian from comment #3) > And i get autocomplete for a https:// automatically if i type a keyword that does not exists or i remove a part of the url. > This is not working good. did you set keyword.enabled to false? If so, that is how it is supposed to work, that pref tells that you don't want the browser to figure out if what you typed is a valid url, or reach a search engine if not. I'm not sure why you get https on "youtube", it sounds like a network problem, you can check what happens using the Network tab in devtools... I suspect there's a proxy or an antivirus or a dns intercepting some traffic, the urlbar is just sending a request to "youtube". But the only way to know is checking the network traffic. (In reply to Andronachi Marian from comment #5) > When using the address bar, suggest: 'Open tabs'. > Is not working without to select the 'Browsing history'. This is bug 1477895. I'll keep this open to answer your questions, but for now it's still a wontfix.