Quick Way to Copy URL in Web Address Bar?

[HighTime]

Hello folks,

In Safari, is there a fast way of copying the web address that is in the web address bar specifically, not talking about links on pages, specifically the address in the address bar? Is there a way to mouse click on it maybe with a modifier key to get it to immediately copy? There was this one which I use in Firefox but I can't seem to find an equivalent in Safari? The extension in the link just places a nice icon at the end of the address bar which you can click to copy the URL.

Any ideas?

 

[MBAir2010]

I just set the BT mouse over the html address here,
right click and had 3 options, the top one was "copy"

 

[HighTime]

I just set the BT mouse over the html address here,
right click and had 3 options, the top one was "copy"

Ah ok that's bit different to Firefox where the first option isn't copy, this is a bit better. How about a keyboard shortcut? Would there be a way to do that?

 

[triptolemus]

Click URL, Cmd-C

Click URL, Right Click, Copy

???

 

[HighTime]

Click URL, Cmd-C

Click URL, Right Click, Copy

???

Ahaha, I guess so. I do it a lot so would have preferred a single keyboard shortcut not involving any clicks.

 

[Bigwaff]

Cmd-L
Cmd-C

 

[BrianBaughn]

However…in Firefox…you'll have to right-click the selected URL if you want to use the "Copy Without Site Tracking" feature.

 

[bogdanw]

You can create a QuickAction in Automator and assign it a shortcut.

 

[HighTime]

Thank you all for your feedback. You know I was messing around looking for new apps and came across one that allowed me to just click command + c to copy the web address link without having to click on the web address, so wherever I am on the page, just command + c and web bar address is copied. Worked out perfectly. It's called StoptheMadness.

 

[Weaselboy]

If you do what @Bigwaff suggested command-L will put the cursor in the address bar, then command-C will copy the address to the clipboard. That seems faster you could do with a mouse or any app and you hands never leave the keyboard.

 

[bogdanw]

The QuickAction described above #8 can be assigned Control+C (⌃C). One shortcut to copy the URL of the current Safari webpage, no need for a third-party app.

 

[HighTime]

The QuickAction described above #8 can be assigned Control+C (⌃C). One shortcut to copy the URL of the current Safari webpage, no need for a third-party app.

Nice to know, thank you all.

 

[circatee]

If you do what @Bigwaff suggested command-L will put the cursor in the address bar, then command-C will copy the address to the clipboard. That seems faster you could do with a mouse or any app and you hands never leave the keyboard.

Was not aware of the CMD L feature. Thanks...