Re: Question: How To Disable Auto-Complete in Safari in El Capitan?

Hi, According to my research, this Terminal command is supposed to accomplish what you're wishing for: defaults write com.apple.Safari DebugSafari4IncludeFancyURLCompletionList -bool NO The problem is, it doesn't appear to stop the Auto Complete action. Using Terminal to read the Safari

Re: Question: How To Disable Auto-Complete in Safari in El Capitan?

Mark, I had no luck researching this online so perhaps Apple will even tell us how to do this. There are times we do not need autofill or autocomplete. From E.T.'s Keyboard... Are We Alone in the Universe? ancient.ali...@icloud.com On 7/24/2016 6:45 PM, M. Taylor wrote: Hello E.T.,

RE: Question: How To Disable Auto-Complete in Safari in El Capitan?

Hello E.T., Yeah, after reading Dan's message, that was the only question I had, also. (smile). As for me, I will definitely suggest to Apple that this feature be restored. I find it difficult to believe that such a basic feature would be removed. Some things just don't make sense, not in

Re: Question: How To Disable Auto-Complete in Safari in El Capitan?

So do you have a solution to this specific question? From E.T.'s Keyboard... Are We Alone in the Universe? ancient.ali...@icloud.com On 7/24/2016 11:39 AM, -dan d. wrote: Often when some feature or function disappears from os10 it is still available to change in terminal. This is often

Re: Question: How To Disable Auto-Complete in Safari in El Capitan?

Often when some feature or function disappears from os10 it is still available to change in terminal. This is often covered in articles soon after a new os10 comes out and those in the know of how the innards of the os works because they don't like some choice apple has made. Almost all

Nanny os, was"Question: How To Disable Auto-Complete in Safari in El Capitan?"

When choices appear and disappear with no user control, this kind of thing is what I call a nanny os. It means the os developer decides how the user is to encounter applications. This is a product of the graphical user interface. The most obvious form of it is determining for the user the

Re: Question: How To Disable Auto-Complete in Safari in El Capitan?

Ok then Other Forms is not it. Dang it. From E.T.'s Keyboard... Are We Alone in the Universe? ancient.ali...@icloud.com On 7/23/2016 10:35 AM, Tim Kilburn wrote: Hi, There used to be a specific item in that area for auto-completing addresses. It is no longer present. Later... Tim

Re: Question: How To Disable Auto-Complete in Safari in El Capitan?

Hi, There used to be a specific item in that area for auto-completing addresses. It is no longer present. Later... Tim Kilburn Fort McMurray, AB Canada On Jul 23, 2016, at 11:06, E.T. wrote: I have been looking at this since Mark posted the question. My

Re: Question: How To Disable Auto-Complete in Safari in El Capitan?

I have been looking at this since Mark posted the question. My research points to Safari > Preferences > Autofill. On that tab there are 3-4 checkboxes, the last one called Other Forms. This SHOULD take care of the location bar. But even with uncheckng it and clearing all history,

Re: Question: How To Disable Auto-Complete in Safari in El Capitan?

Even worse, I have a bookmark to a site I manage that as of v10.11.5 now will not work because Safari erroneously autocompletes the bookmark of all things so that it goes to another page on the site that happens to start with the same first characters. I have tried to purge the offending url

Re: Question: How To Disable Auto-Complete in Safari in El Capitan?

I was hoping that perhaps tinker tool would have an option for that. It does have some other options that could help with performance for us, like disabling animations in the Dock and Finder. Note: if you look at the Tinkertool Safari tab, it will crash when navigating the font adjustment

Re: Question: How To Disable Auto-Complete in Safari in El Capitan?

So we should all email bug reports asking that it be put back because I have over 400 bookmarks that it tries to autocomplete every time I type text and so it lags every time I use the address bar. -- The following information is important for all members of the Mac Visionaries list. If

Re: Question: How To Disable Auto-Complete in Safari in El Capitan?

Hi, The ability to disable Auto-Complete has been deprecated. There used to be an option to do this, but it no longer is available. Later... Tim Kilburn Fort McMurray, AB Canada On Jul 23, 2016, at 04:52, Kawal Gucukoglu wrote: Thank you very much Mark for asking this

Re: Question: How To Disable Auto-Complete in Safari in El Capitan?

Thank you very much Mark for asking this question as Auto complete drives me insane. Like you I hate it. I also have turned it off in Windows. If you can disable it in Windows then you should be able to disable it on the Mac. If it’s not there, those who are doing beta testing, please

Question: How To Disable Auto-Complete in Safari in El Capitan?

Hello Everyone, When I begin typing in a URL in the Safari location bar (Command+L), the auto-complete kicks in; I really don't like this feature. How can I disable this feature? I looked in Safari preferences but cannot seem to find the necessary option. Could this, perhaps, be a