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j0n4s53102yThat doesn't bother me, because you can't see the whole URL on your phone anyway.
Firefox does this, for example, and after a few letters it is cut off because there is not enough space. and if you really want to see the whole URL, just click on it. -
Sezr72y@jonas-w It should still make proper use of the space available. I would rather see some part of the URL at all times than only the domain name.
This also includes more of the URL on screenshots. -
The domain name should be in bold so even your mom doesn't get confused from something like
{her bank}.com.{scam site}.com
That doesn't mean you shouldn't be able to see or edit the url easily. When you tap the address bar, you should already be editing the url.
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