safariurl
With Safari 6, the omnibar fades the non-server part of the URL, so that the actual server name is more visible. Presumably, this is to reduce phishing attacks.
However, I find that the remainder of the url is hard to read, and to be honest, when developing websites, that is the part I care much more about.
Is there any way to have it so that the whole url is the same?
If you do have your drive formatted as case sensitive, use Disk Utility (Applications->Disk Utility) to create a non-case sensitive disk image. Copy all the files over to said disk image and you should be good to go.
It's a little bit of a pain to mount the disk image when you need to look at the files, but probably far easier than attempting to normalize the upper/lower caseness of every filename & href in the html.
You can use Safari Omnibar.
From the website:
Features
- Unified location bar with search bar
- Search directly using location bar
- Quickly switch engines using search engine keywords
- Define new search engines
It works on Snow Leopard and Lion.
NB : it requires you to install SIMBL. See the FAQ on the website.
Best Answer
As mentioned above by dan8394, you can click the omnibar, reactivating the full URI. Unfortunately, there is not an option for changing this in Safari, nor does a hook exist in AppleScript. To the best of my knowledge, the only way this can be changed would be through a Safari extension. However, from what I have found, this is hard-coded into Safari itself and there isn't an option or a flag to change that will affect it. Sorry.
Good luck and happy browsing!