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Here's a useful little feature in Safari. A command-click on the title bar reveals the full path for the URL where you're at in a site. So we can have instant access to any level of the site, just like Finder windows behave with the same command-click.
See this screenshot as an example...
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doesn't work for me
using the latest version of Safari
doesn't work for me
Make sure you're pressing the title bar of the window and not the address bar
doesn't work for me
Make sure you do a cmd-click in the TITLE bar (at the very top of the Safari window), NOT in the URL window!
doesn't work for me
I got ya. Workin' fine. Thanks.
You are NOT dumb!
You're using a Mac, aren't you? Plus you have the good sense to visit Mac OS X Hints. ;-)
actually works the same in MSIE
Safari stole quite a lot of keybord shortcuts and tricks from MSIE ...
Chicken - Egg - Chicken
But the Finder supported command-click in window titlebars for quite a while as well ... so who knows; I'm just glad it's there ;-).
actually works the same in MSIE
blow me down, I never knew that. Its actually a really cool feature, cos it just chops the url at each / so you can get to the top level of a site easily without having to edit the url in the address bar. Cool tip.
actually works the same in MSIE
stole? nonsense. Apple's HUI group invented a lot of this stuff. where it makes sense to have a path in the window title, the functionality is usually there. textEdit, console.app, hmm, not QuickTime? |
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