How to display the full URL in the address bar on Firefox

In Firefox, when you open a web page, the address bar hides the https: // and www parts of the link, but you can change the setting to always show the full URL in the web browser.

In Firefox, when you open a web page, the address bar hides the https: // and www parts of the link, but you can change the setting to always show the full URL in the web browser.

Why do I have to show the full URL in Firefox?

Although the hidden parts of the link do not affect most ordinary users, but not everyone does so, especially, for web developers. They need to know this information while designing or transferring websites to make sure everything works correctly

In this tutorial, you'll learn the steps to display the full URL for web pages in the address bar of Firefox on Windows 10.

Note : You can also display the full link on Chrome by following the instructions in the article: How to enable full URL display in Google Chrome.

How to display the full URL in the address bar on Firefox

To always display the full URL in Firefox, follow these steps:

1. Open Firefox.

2. Enter the following link in the address bar and press Enter:

about:config

3. Search browser.urlbar.trimURLs.

4. Click the toggle button on the right to toggle the status from true to false.

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Search for browser.urlbar.trimURLs and change the status from true to false

 

When you complete the steps, the Firefox address bar will display the full URL, including http:///, https: // and www.

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Firefox displays the full URL on the address bar option

It is simple to display the full URL in the address bar in Firefox, right? 

Hope you are succesful.

Update 03 June 2020
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