Juri Linkov <juri@linkov.net> writes:

>>> Emacs 29 has a new command 'minibuffer-complete-history'
>>> that completes on the history.
>>
>> I don't understand. The patch adds the ability to use
>> minibuffer-complete-history by pressing the TAB key while typing a
>> URL. The behavior I'm seeing now (in version 29.0.50), is when I type in
>> a URL and press tab, instead of completing, it inserts a tab
>> character.
>
> I just noted that this is already possible by typing less convenient key
> 'C-x up'.  But if you think 'TAB' could do the same, this is fine.
> Maybe even eww-suggested-uris could be added to the list of history
> completions as well.  Because browsers show completions not only for
> previously visited urls from the history, but also for suggested urls.

New patches are attached. The first adds tab completion and is just
slightly reworded. The second adds "eww-suggested-uris" to the
completion options, and adds bookmark URIs to the "eww-suggest-uris"
list, since browsers suggest bookmarks too.

If there is "http://example.com" in the bookmarks, and "example.com" in
the history, both will be provided as a completion. I think this
behavior is correct because those two URLs may not point to the same
place, but browsers sometimes remove the URL scheme component and assume
http:// or https://. I don't think matching that behavior would be good
so I didn't implement it.