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Tweak Firefox on Mac for easy URL entry

Australian Post Posted by Angus Kidman at 2:17 PM on June 25, 2008
Steve Ruiz wanted to be able to enter URLs or searches into Firefox on his Mac and have them open in a new tab simply by hitting Command-Enter (Option-Enter is the default). With no obvious solution in site, he wrote a simple extension to accomplish the task, which you can download from his site. For more Mac Firefox keyboard tweaking, remember you can also ensure that the Home and End keys work like Windows.
Firefox 3 - Opening a URL in new tab using command-enter [Ruizs Place]


 

Tags: au | extensions | firefox | fix | keyboard shortcuts | mac os x

Comments

danmac

Posted June 25, 2008 3:30 PM

Found it last night after downloading the Flock 2 beta. Finally Firefox acts like every other browser on Mac

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