Thanks, @Gu1nness.

This is quite a big change to the usability of the Vomnibar. There are use cases where this is the right thing to do, and probably others where it is not.

A (less discover-able) alternative might be to use <Control-Enter> to copy the currently-selected URL to the input.

Bottom line... I'm not sure.

Separately...

1. If the URL inserted into the input is too long for the input, then we probably should put the focus at the end.
2. What does it mean to do this in tabs mode (T)?
3. There's something very broken in tabs mode and in bookmarks mode (b). Selecting an entry and editing the input, you'll see.

Indeed, I had missed these points (actually I didn't even know that this exists).
I'll look into it so this can be patched.
I agree for the <Control-Enter> this way it won't break the workflow the users.

Hi @smblott-github ,
I eventually pushed a new version, with .

I have corrected the small typo that I had mistakenly inserted.

I wasn't able to merge this PR directly due to conflicts, but pushed your change in 2268e49. I hadn't realized I've been missing this all these years. Thank you @Gu1nness !

I wish this was easier to discover. It would be cool to somehow have an opt-in cheat sheet built into Vomnibar, in the same spirit as typing "?" in Vimium. For now, I've documented this feature on this wiki page.