火狐3.5 怎样让地址栏只显示输入过的地址

火狐3.5 怎样让地址栏只显示输入过的地址，3.0的时候可以通过about:config，将browser.urlbar.matchonlytyped设置为true，之后搜索过的历史和书签在地址栏中就都不显示了。3.5这个方法不好用了。希望高人指点，先谢了！

工具——选项——隐私

最底下，自己选择就好了

好像选完就什么都不显示了，每次都要输入完整的网站地址。

mozilla团队不知道为什么时不时的脑残，browser.urlbar.matchonlytyped很久前就已经失效了，现在默认设置是输入“~"加空格后再输入网址就可以只显示输入过的地址了，不喜欢”~"可以到about:config里修改，搜索"restrict"就可以了，在里面还可以看到只显示书签、历史等设置。
不知道团队能不能不再脑残，把browser.urlbar.matchonlytyped给恢复了

browser.urlbar.matchonlytyped貌似是升级残留的config值. 新装3.5不会有的. 不知道是不是忘记删去这个了.
那些符号设置本来就是这么设计的 让用户可以快速切换智能地址栏的显示内容 怎么会是脑残..

谁说设计这些符号分类查询脑残了，我说的是把browser.urlbar.matchonlytyped取消脑残，既然能提出个输入”^"查询的方法，何不干脆保留browser.urlbar.matchonlytyped。现在每次多输入两个字符大大改变原先的使用习惯。

到底是谁脑残...
不输入符号就是搜索历史和书签.
输入不同的符号可以限制只搜索历史或书签.
麻烦仔细用用再来评论.

ferret：到底是谁脑残...
不输入符号就是搜索历史和书签.
输入不同的符号可以限制只搜索历史或书签.
麻烦仔细用用再来评论.回到原帖

看了你这句话我更肯定开发者脑残了。
输入不同符号限制搜索places.sqlite里的不同类别记录，这个设计我深以为然，非常赞同，我绝不是说这个设计脑残。
不输入符号，在3.5和3.6的nightly的使用中，原先是只会出现手动输入过的网址，从数月前不记得具体到哪天的nightly开始，不管手动输入过的网址，还是从未输入但曾浏览过的网页都会出现，我是天天更新nightly的，从那天开始这点变化感受非常明显。
现在开发者既然提供^限制查询手动输入过的网址，那何不保留browser.urlbar.matchonlytyped,如果使用这个设置并设为true,那应该默认不输入符号在地址栏的查询功能相当于不使用browser.urlbar.matchonlytyped而麻烦的多输入^在地址栏的查询功能。
现在开发者把browser.urlbar.matchonlytyped取消掉了，每次查询手动输入过的网址多打两个字符太麻烦了，我说脑残的就是这个设计的改动。只查询手动输入过的网址是从1.x一直使用过来的，是人数应该相当多的使用者的习惯。

如果你在理解只搜索手动输入过的网址，和只搜索历史和书签有所偏差，建议你试一下2.x或3.0，把browser.urlbar.matchonlytyped设为true,不输入任何字符搜索地址栏，看看出来的效果有什么不同。现在的版本把点击过，但从未在地址栏上手动输入过的网址一并显示了。

一般说来手动输入网址表明这个网址可能会经常使用，比如输入www.sina.com.cn,而只点击，不需要输入的网址，比如在sina点击的各种新闻链接，一般是不常用的。以前旧版本输入sina，那么只会显示www.sina.com.cn,现在新版本输入sina,一大堆新闻链接都会显示出来，这些新闻一般只看一遍，我不过是只想上sina首页，这些东西跑出来太碍眼。每次输入^和空格来限制太麻烦了，何不干脆保留browser.urlbar.matchonlytyped。

你要么是使用firefox时间不长，要么是主要使用书签，后者可能性更大，当然不会理解我们这种不习惯使用书签，主要依靠手动输入网址记忆功能的人在使用上的极大不适应。

确实如LS所说，从ie6就养成的习惯一直到firefox3.0。现在要改确实不太容易。

以旧习惯来看待新思维为脑残……
我只是路过……

这...我好像只在21世纪以前是自己打网址的...
只上新浪首页直接打sina四个字母就可以了嘛. 打那么多累不...

在我还没有用ff之前,在那还在用ie6的时代,我记得我就开始用收藏夹了,我只是路过......

For those comfortable with twiddling around with about:config, there are several new preferences to play with since Firefox 3. (If that sounds scary, check out my other post about Firefox 3.5 Location Bar Privacy.)

I’ll explain three new groups of preferences that let you..

   1. Toggle suggestions on and off
   2. Customize what results get shown
   3. Change the matching behavior as you type

Configure Smart Location Bar's behavior from about:config

Configure Smart Location Bar's behavior from about:config

Toggle Suggestions

The first preference is fairly simple; toggle browser.urlbar.autocomplete.enabled to turn the location bar suggestions on and off. This is useful if you always want to type out the URLs you want, or if you can type a whole domain and hit enter faster than typing a single letter and having Firefox suggest the site you want.

If you’re just looking to prevent certain pages from showing up in the suggestions, there are better options available than using this sledgehammer (see below). Also, for those who have set browser.urlbar.maxRichResults to 0, -1 or something else (e.g., userChrome.css) to turn off suggestions, using this preference is better as it prevents your CPU from wasting power while searching for results that Firefox won’t show.

Customize Results

The second preference lets you make the location bar only match URLs of pages you’ve visited, similar to Firefox 2’s behavior. It’s much more powerful than just that as it also lets you restrict results to pages that you’ve 1) visited, 2) bookmarked, 3) tagged or 4) typed in addition to letting you force your search terms to match in 1) the title or 2) the URL.

You can use any combination of these filters to reduce the number of results that show up in the location bar’s suggestions. Another way to look at it is if you specify some filters, e.g., bookmarked + typed, you’re getting rid of anything that isn’t that — throw away all results that aren’t bookmarked as well as get rid of pages that you’ve never typed in the location bar.

The way you set these filters in browser.urlbar.default.behavior is slightly tricky if you’re not familiar with “bitmaps.” They’re not too complicated to deal with, but you will have to do some simple addition in your head. The way things work is each filter is given a number value, and to figure out what number to set for the preference, just add up the values of each filter you want.

If you want the location bar to only match URLs of pages you’ve visited like Firefox 2, set browser.urlbar.default.behavior to 17 (1 for visited pages + 16 for URLs).

Similarly, if you want to additionally restrict results to pages you’ve typed in, add in an extra 32 for “typed” — 49 for matching URLs of typed, visited pages. So for those who have used browser.urlbar.matchOnlyTyped in the past, you’ll probably want to add 32 to any other filters you want.

The whole set of values for each filter are as follows:

    * 1: visited
    * 2: bookmarked
    * 4: tagged
    * 8: match title
    * 16: match URL
    * 32: typed

Filter On-Demand

The last group of preferences are very related to the previous preference, and I’ve introduced their functionality in my post on Firefox 3.5 Restricts, Matches, Keywords.

Basically they do the same thing as the previous preference except you type in a special character to turn on a filter as you’re searching from the location bar. This lets you pick and choose when you want the filters to be in effect instead of always being on.

The default symbols for these “on-demand” filters are as follows:

    * ^: browser.urlbar.restrict.history
    * *: browser.urlbar.restrict.bookmark
    * +: browser.urlbar.restrict.tag
    * ~: browser.urlbar.restrict.typed
    * #: browser.urlbar.match.title
    * @: browser.urlbar.match.url

One big difference from what I described in the earlier post is the handling of empty filters. Setting these restrict/match preferences’ special symbols to nothing prevents you from (accidentally) activating that filter dynamically. However, you can still set the default.behavior to use that filter automatically.

感谢msky和zhengwq回答。本来只是问问题，知道的回答一下，不知道的也可以讨论。可是看到有的回复真是无语，论坛是给喜欢firefox的朋友一个交流的平台。希望多交流而不是嘲讽！

ferret：这...我好像只在21世纪以前是自己打网址的...
只上新浪首页直接打sina四个字母就可以了嘛. 打那么多累不...回到原帖

我从来都只打“s“或”si"一个或两个字母，打四个字母那么多累不...