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How do I delete previously entered items from Google Chrome Omnibox?

I prefer to navigate the web with the keyboard, typing in URLs and letting Chrome autocomplete them. How can I stop Google's autocomplete from suggesting specific URLs? There are a few old URLs that keep popping up that I'd like to get rid of. Here's an example:

Typing calendar.google.com will take me to Google Calendar. Typing the first few letters should take me where I want to go. However, several months ago, I accidentally typed calendar.com, which isn't where I want to be at all. That site keeps popping up in my autocomplete list.

Is it possible to get rid of this entry? Preferably, without clearing the rest of the list. There's nothing in the Chrome settings about this that I can find. There must there a list somewhere I can edit, yes? Maybe a preference file or a cache?

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Just go to the web address when typing in address bar using arrow keys and press the Shift+del key on Windows to delete the specific URL from address bar.

For the Mac you have to hold Fn key along with Shift key. And its work like a charm for others.

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