Choose what the address bar shows

While you’re not typing in it, the address bar shows a short form of the page’s address. You choose how much of the address it shows.

You work in a web app whose page names are in the path, and want to see which page you’re on.

Steps

Open Settings › Appearance.
Under Address bar, select Site name, Site and path, or Full address.

The example under the choices shows how an address looks with each one.

Site name is the default. It shows the site without “www.”.
Site and path adds the path, and leaves out anything after a ? or #.
Full address shows everything after the site name.
The part after the site name is dimmed.
When the address doesn’t fit, Sval drops whole parts from its left, so the end of the address, like a page number, stays in view.
The Launcher’s key shows at the right end of the address bar when there’s room. It’s the first thing to go when there isn’t.
When you open the Launcher, its field shows the page’s address, selected, so typing replaces it.