📚 How to Bring Back HTTPS and WWW to the Address Bar in Firefox 75

Google has already removed the “www” tag from the address bar in Chrome browser for a more simplified approach, and now Mozilla is planning a similar change in an upcoming Firefox update. Beginning with Firefox version 75, Mozilla will no longer display the “www” and “https” parts of the URLs when displaying suggestions as users type new page addresses. It goes without saying that this may not be everyone’s cup of tea, despite the fact that the idea overall is to streamline the experience, especially because these are websites that already exist in the history or the bookmarks library. Fortunately, however, it’s possible to disable this behavior, albeit what you need to know is that this feature could very well be removed at some point in the future if Mozilla decides so. So right now, you can do this in the Nightly build of Firefox, but if Mozilla decides otherwise, the option could be pulled when the change makes it to the stable version of the browser. First a... ...