Just in case someone didn’t know about this (because i always saw someone typing the full domain name manually instead of using the automatic url completion), im going to post it. Actually it just a simple keyboard shortcut to provide automatic url completion so you don’t have to type www and the domain extension such as .com, .net or .org in Firefox.
And here’s the shortcut key :
That’s all .. simple isn’t it ? if you want to know more about default firefox you should read the Firefox help page because if you didn’t know about this simple keyboard shortcut that means you’re not the type of person that likes to read a readme file or such stuff eventhough the filename already told you to read it :P
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i believe that’s the most useful tips i’ve ever seen Vladimir :)
thank you very much for sharing the tips
No need for an extension.
Type about:config and search for
browser.fixup.alternate.enabled – true/false, controlled by Prefs UI
browser.fixup.alternate.prefix – “www.”
browser.fixup.alternate.suffix – “.com”
Simple, yes…but useless to most of the world’s population most of the time. Is there a Firefox Extension that allows for domain completion instructions to be customized???
hahaha sorry if my words offend you, but dont worry i’ll learnt from your words and i’ll not repeat the same mistake in the future :)
thanks for visiting :D
Simple? Sure. Easy to remember? No–not for me, anyway. Everyone loooooooves to blather on incessantly about how “easy” keyboard shortcuts are. “Just do Ctrl+Shift+F1, then Shift+F2, and Alt+X”… And remember 100 other keyboard combos for that application, and 100 other applications. It’s crap.