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Remove "Address" from address bar

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Anyone know of a way of removing the "Address" text from the address bar in explorer? I'd use it if it didn't say this. :)

Thanks for any help recieved.

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DV-Joe


I got this from someone a long time ago. Hope it helps you.

Make a copy of browselc.dll located in Windows\system32 and open it in ResHack.

Expand the String Table folder, then subfolder 807, click on 1033 (when you are using ResourceHacker you will see what I'm talking about)

In the right window now delete the word A&ddress, leave the "".

Hit 'Compile Script'

Click File > Save

Next step is to replace the original file with your modified one.

Find browselc.dll in either C:\Windows\system32\dllcache or C:\Windows\ServicePackFiles\i386, rename it to browselc.bak and copy your hacked file in there instead.

Now boot into safe mode and do exactly the same with the browselc.dll in C:\Windows\system32.

Windows System File Protection will pop up two windows, answer them with cancel and OK.

Reboot.

Or you can use Replacer to replace the original file. It will automatically create a backup of the original and deal with SFC for you.

  • 2 weeks later...

Hey guys. That's cool. Thanx.

Does anybody know if it's possible 2 do this 4 the Maxthon browser's address bar also?

Thanx again.

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