Alt+Up
Go to parent address. Use Alt+Up to move up one level like in many file browsers.
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Go to parent address. This means removing the page anchor (#xxx), query string (?xxx), file or the last directory (/xxx) or sub-domain (xxx.), whichever is first found (preserving mentioned order).
This extension is a fork of Przemysław Pawełczyk's otherwise excellent – but seemingly stalled – extension NavigUp 0.4.0. The major changes I've made are:
• Keyboard shortcuts will work as long as Chrome has focus. They don't require the actual page content to have the focus. • Removed extension icon from cluttering the address bar • Works on ftp:// and file:// schemes • Extension requires less permissions • SSL connections are no longer downgraded • Optional keyboard shortcuts for going all the way up to the domain and subdomain address root level
== Shortcuts == Defaults to Alt+Up or Command+Up on Mac. The shortcuts for going all the way up to the domain and subdomain address root levels are by default unassigned. These shortcuts can be changed on the "Extensions" page's menu, under "Keyboard shortcuts."
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Alt+Up may not be safe to use and it requires some risky permissions. Exercise caution when installing this extension. Review carefully before installing.
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Alt+Up has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.
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