Ok, thank You very much!
Roger
2008/10/13 Arnaud Blouin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Certainly because there is no standard saying that such or such shortcut
must do one thing or the other. Each browser does what it wants.
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ctr+enter gives www.xxx.com in the adress window even in swedish. It
Certainly because there is no standard saying that such or such shortcut
must do one thing or the other. Each browser does what it wants.
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ctr+enter gives www.xxx.com in the adress window even in swedish. It should
give www.xxx.se
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/281495
You received this bug
Ok, but why is that so in Internet Explorer? Not necessary but it would be
nice with a shortcut for completing .se adresses in Sweden, .no in Norway
etc.
Kind Regards Roger
2008/10/11 Arnaud Blouin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sorry, but it should not:
ctrl+enter = website.com
shift+enter = website.net
Sorry, but it should not:
ctrl+enter = website.com
shift+enter = website.net
ctrl+shift+enter = website.org
See http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Keyboard+shortcuts?style_mode=inproduct
The .com extension does not depend of the localisation of the user since 'com'
means 'commercial'.
Thx for
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