Add delete button to address bar result matches

[Anonymous]

Pressing Shift + Delete to remove an address bar result is extremely hard to discover. Firefox should add a button that lets users get rid of unwanted autocomplete matches. Chromium browsers have this feature.

[jrstone64]

I agree 100% the ability to remove unwanted, invalid or obsolete addresses from the autocomplete list is something that Thunderbird should have.  I can't make shift+delete work, if it does work at all, on the new Thunderbird beta.     It is a feature that should be added to the beta or else introduced in the next revision.    Personally, it is something that annoys me every day, because Thunderbird has invented a spurious email for my wife that it puts at the top of the list, and I have to scroll down to find one that actually works.  Other mail apps (Outlook, Google) have a delete button.   If this is an underlying issue with the Mozilla  platform, and better dealt with there, fine so long as someone actually deals with it. 

[K3ph3kh]

Shift+Delete doesn't even work for me!

Why does Mozilla even include this result in their help menu if the browser won't even acknowledge it?!?

This isn't even the first time I've tried this!  On my old computer, I couldn't do this either!

I think it was after a certain update a few years ago, but I don't remember which one it was.

So, newsflash, @mozilla!  Either tell us flat out that we're not allowed to delete saved autocompletes in the address bar anymore, or FIND A WAY TO LET US DO JUST THAT AGAIN!

...AND LET ME GET RID OF THE AMAZON SEARCH OPTION IN THE ADDRESS BAR TOO!

[ilab]

I didn't even knew you could Shift+Del to remove things from the suggestions. It is indeed hard to find (unless it is documented somewhere that I don't know off)