(In reply to Mary Arnold from comment #68) >> In Nautilus (the Gnome file browser) when the equivalent file path bar is first displayed (ctrl-L) the entire path is selected. A single click will then allow someone to change the path easily. You can use CTRL+L and then click on any part of the url to put the cursor, if you already have that workflow in mind, it works the same. You can also drag-select a part of the url and type over it. Sorry if I don't reply to everyone, but I'd end up repeating the same things, that wouldn't benefit anyone.
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(In reply to Mary Arnold from comment #68) >> In Nautilus (the Gnome file browser) when the equivalent file path bar is first displayed (ctrl-L) the entire path is selected. A single click will then allow someone to change the path easily. You can use CTRL+L and then click on any part of the url to put the cursor, if you already have that workflow in mind, it works the same. IIRC you can also use F6 instead of CTRL+L, that is a single key. You can also drag-select a part of the url and type over it. Sorry if I don't reply to everyone, but I'd end up repeating the same things, that wouldn't benefit anyone.