ctrl+enter should not always add www. .com; esp when they are already there or its has a .org on .net ending.

It's doing what it's supposed to do. Which would be to add www. and .com For .org and .net you have to use different shortcuts. shift + enter is for .net ctrl + shift + enter is for .org This is also a duplicate of bug 175238, which means I am very happy now, and I learned about new features *yays* :)

www.http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=177618.com/ ... www.http is not a registered protocol. IE has this bug too. I encountered it often in IE, especially after pasting a URL.

-> enhancement -> os: all changing summary. suggest WONTFIX.

By popular demand an inherently buggy feature was incorporated into Phoenix, so no one should be surprised that it is a little buggy. I second David's WONTFIX suggestion.

Even though many of you seem to want a "wontfix" for this bug, and even though it's a weird feature, maybe it could be set up so that it doesn't add after subdirectories or before protocols? I was under an impression it was a duplicate, or invalid (it already does what they wanted fixed, but there's a similar bug), so whatever... maybe we just need a "issues with ctrl + enter" bug? I think it's best to implement a feature taken from ie ~better~ than ie does :)

intended behavior. Not a bug.

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I disagree with the wontfix, so you need a better reason than "intended behavior" or "an inherently buggy feature was incorporated into Phoenix, so no one should be surprised that it is a little buggy".

JR, one of the developers said that this is intended behaviour and therefore this bug is no bug and will never be fixed, so please don't reopen bugs, unless you have some good points on why the devs should reconsider this. Marking INVALID again

I still think that "this is intended behavior" is not enough justification to wontfix a bug when someone has questioned the intended behavior. But if you want my reasons for reopening this bug: * I hit this bug often when I used IE. * This bug has been reported several times by Phoenix users. * Fixing this bug would not reduce the usefulness of the ctrl+enter feature. * "Doing what the user expects" is more important than making a feature the user was not looking for discoverable. * This bug is a race condition in the keyboard interface. UI race conditions are hard to work around, because there's a natural tendency to do things faster as you get used to them, and because working around them requires figuring out exactly what you did wrong (in this case, holding Ctrl for too long while pasting). * Working around this bug forces users to slow down.

*** Bug 190035 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

*** Bug 200715 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

*** Bug 200713 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

Just copying to aspects from bug 200715, which have not been mentioned here: - Nothing should be added before http:// - Reaching a page with almost naked woman instead of http://www.netscape.com by pressing Ctrl+Enter within 5 minutes after installing Phoenix is not a very good "first impression". PS: Sorry, although I tried to find an exsiting bug I did not find this one.

If you're going to have the Ctrl-Enter feature, you might as well make it better than Internet Explorer so there are more bragging rights.

what is the point of the feature? Are people so lazy they can't type in .com? You don't need to type in www. for example, you type in foxnews which is 7 charachters, but don't want to type in .com

it's feature not a bug kind of thing fine with me, but when I hit CTRL-ENTER after typing "mail.yahoo.com" and anything starting with "https://..." and also when I want to go to a page directly "http(s)://xxx.xxx.com/xxx/somepage" I don't want it to append anything in front or back, that really doesn't make any sense...

*** Bug 207492 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

We have a voting system in bugzilla, so let's use it. This will show if this should or ahould not be fixed.

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Marking NEW. This bug already has six dupes. I think it is sufficient to say, that there is a certain interest in fixing this.

CTRL-ENTER, in Mozilla 1.x, just opens a new tab. (Dunno about adding .com and all - I always thought that was a feature of dubious value at beste.) Changing the behavior for M. Firebird ("Firezilla"?) THIS substantially, in my opinion, is not a good move. Either that or there should be some big, noticeable thing that tells you how to make a new tab when typing a URL. Now after combing google groups, I find that it's ALT-ENTER to open a link in a new tab in MF. Could I suggest reversing this, so ALT-ENTER does www.*.com and CTRL-ENTER does a new tab? Anyone used to Mozilla 1.x and/or derivatives (the number of which I'd imagine quite outnumbers the "ambitious" MF users) will be much more comfortable with this.

Re: comment #22. That is a separate issue that has been discussed to death elsewhere. Basically, it will be easier to convert Mozilla users to Alt+Enter for new tab than to convert IE users to Alt+Enter for [pre/ap]pend. I can assure you that we would get no end of requests to have our behaviour duplicate that of IE. As for the issue of informing existing Mozilla users, I agree with you there. Bug 191746 essentially covers that in one of my comments there. Anyway, no more debate on the Ctrl/Alt+Enter issue here - the topic at hand is bad enough on its own. At any rate I agree with Simon on this. We're getting enough complaints about this that we are going to have to reconsider making this buggy feature a little less buggy.

*** Bug 208403 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

This should work more better. (adding a case insensitive flag)

I misplaced $ in v.2. Now it works at the line end of '/' and has margin of extra spaces.

taking

checked in.

v.

*** Bug 215655 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

I think that bug 215655 was improperly marked as a duplicate here. I was not hitting ctrl-enter, or alt-enter, or even enter at all... All I was doing was clicking on the location bar history and clicking on one of the previous addresses and I got sent off to: http://www.web1000.com/ I also don't see where that address is coming from, or any way to change it.