Great news for Linux users, after months of testing, Mozilla released today a new package for Firefox on Linux (specifically on Ubuntu, Debian, and any Deb
I was actually just googling for disabling the address bar select-all and this came up near the top. Big surprise, there’s a lot of people that really hate this bug feature.
If you’re interested, it can also be changed in Vivaldi.
Just type “vivaldi://settings/addressbar” in the address bar, and uncheck “Select Address on Activation”, under “Address Field Options”. I strongly suggest you enable “Show Full Address” by right-clicking the address bar, otherwise it will shift the text and you will have no control over where the cursor lands.
The only other browser I use, besides these 2, is Brave, and I have not been able to find a way to fix this for it.
Hey I might have found something… Doesn’t look like there’s been an update in awhile but appears to have been working at least through FF102. https://github.com/SebastianSimon/firefox-omni-tweaks
I’ll have to give it a try later tonight.
Awesome. I didn’t think to look for a script. Very smart of you. I’ll take it for a spin, and if will try on LibreWolf as well.
I was actually just googling for disabling the address bar select-all and this came up near the top. Big surprise, there’s a lot of people that really hate this
bugfeature.If you’re interested, it can also be changed in Vivaldi.
Just type “vivaldi://settings/addressbar” in the address bar, and uncheck “Select Address on Activation”, under “Address Field Options”. I strongly suggest you enable “Show Full Address” by right-clicking the address bar, otherwise it will shift the text and you will have no control over where the cursor lands.
The only other browser I use, besides these 2, is Brave, and I have not been able to find a way to fix this for it.
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I don’t think “surprise” means what you think it means 🤣🤣
I use LibreWolf instead of Firefox, so it didn’t work the first time, as it could not find a Firefox directory, evidently.
I just opened the script with Gedit, Ctrl H to replace all “Firefox” to “LibreWolf”, and it worked like a charm.
We can finally be happy.