Ctrl-Enter in Address Bar
Long ago I developed muscle memory to type in the main part of a website domain and complete it with Ctrl-Enter in the address bar.
That supposedly adds the www. prefix at the beginning and .com at the end.
Works great except that it seems to append "http:// to the beginning. That often results in a warning that I'm trying to go to an insecure domain.
How can I modify this behavior to append "httpS://" to the beginning to avoid all of these warnings?
Long ago I developed muscle memory to type in the main part of a website domain and complete it with Ctrl-Enter in the address bar.
That supposedly adds the www. prefix at the beginning and .com at the end.
Works great except that it seems to append "http:// to the beginning. That often results in a warning that I'm trying to go to an insecure domain.
How can I modify this behavior to append "httpS://" to the beginning to avoid all of these warnings?
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That's really strange. Enter about:config in the address bar and check browser.fixup.alternate.protocol.
Thanks, TyDraniu. I found it, and it's already set for https. But that hasn't fixed the Ctrl-Enter behavior I'm asking about. Should it be set differently?