[Feature request] flag/option to show 'www' in address bar

[h1toru]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
no.

Describe the solution you'd like
flag to show www in address bar. also flag to show full urls but that's not primary.

Describe alternatives you've considered
.

Additional context
i prefer to show www in the address bar to know exactly the site i'm visiting.

[Vangelis66]

The feature you're asking for is ALREADY available in the Supermium browser; just use the omnibox's Context Menu (i.e. right-click) and tick the "always show full URLs" option (localised in my copy, sorry 😜 ):

Please close this issue as invalid (unless you insist on a chrome://flag, unnecessary IMHO) to declutter the issue tracker... Thanks!

[docrR]

The feature you're asking for is ALREADY available in the Supermium browser; just use the omnibox's Context Menu (i.e. right-click) and tick the "always show full URLs" option (localised in my copy, sorry 😜 ):

Please close this issue as invalid (unless you insist on a chrome://flag, unnecessary IMHO) to declutter the issue tracker... Thanks!

[h1toru]

@Vangelis66 thank you!

but there's no option to show www only, instead of full url.

[Vangelis66]

but there's no option to show www only

... This was still possible back in the old days of Google Chrome... 68 (!) :

https://www.askvg.com/tip-restore-https-and-www-in-website-urls-in-google-chrome-address-bar/

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/117616-hide-show-www-subdomains-urls-address-bar-google-chrome.html

Since then, in their infinite wisdom 😠 , Google Devs have decided to remove www. (and initially m., too) as "Trivial Subdomain" from the omnibox in non-full URLs:

https://issues.chromium.org/issues/40092384

https://issues.chromium.org/issues/41413185#comment115

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/google/google-chrome-hides-www-and-https-in-the-address-bar-again/

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/google/google-achieves-its-goal-of-erasing-the-www-subdomain-from-chrome/

https://issues.chromium.org/issues/40655705

... and in Brave (a Chromium fork):

brave/brave-browser#6689

brave/brave-browser#7449

[h1toru]

that's a a lot of information, thank you for your time! @Vangelis66