Change Firefox’s Ctrl+Enter Behaviour

By Gina Trapani on September 29, 2007 at 1:00 AM

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You already know that you can auto-complete web site addresses in Firefox’s location bar using keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl+Enter and Ctrl+Shift+Enter. (Oh, you didn’t? Here’s how to never type http://, www, .com or .org again.) The How-To Geek explains how to tweak Firefox’s about:config settings to alter the behaviour of those keystrokes to your liking. So if you visit more .co.uk’s more than .com’s, Ctrl+Enter can fill in .co.uk instead. Just change the browser.fixup.alternate.suffix value to your desired suffix.

Change Ctrl+Enter Behavior in Firefox [the How-To Geek]

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