(Similar to this How can I remove an autocomplete suggestion from Safari's address bar?, but those answers do not help)
A site I visit frequently is located at:
http://example.com/sub
Unfortunately when I begin typing "exa" in the address bar, I get two propositions in top hits:
http://example.com
http://example.com/sub
with the first being highlighted, and used if I (miss the arrow down key and) hit enter
I have bookmarked and favorited the http://example.com/sub
site and try to never visit http://example.com
but never the less it always shows as top site.
I cleared my history of each and every entry to http://example.com/*
except for http://example.com/sub
, and redo that step every time I accidently visit the wrong site
And no, I don't want do delete my whole browsing history
Best Answer
It's actually not possible to remove the root domain from Safari's top hits. I've always had this problem and find it irritating.
Unfortunately, the problem is that Safari autofills the root domain, before auto completing the sub domain.
So, even if you don't visit
http://example.com
, it would still show up since you visit/sub
.