On Mon, 26 Nov 2001 11:45:31 +0100, Pascal Chevrel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >Andrew Backer wrote: > >> *3. WHY! Why Ctrl-Sift-L to open a web location, and ctrl-o >> to open a normal file? I can't think of one time *ever* that I have >> wanted to open a file from inside mozilla/ie/opera/etc... but about 20 >> times a browsing session i would like to ctrl-o->www.nothing.com ! > >Ctrl+shift+L opens the advanced panel, if you only want to type a web >address, you should type Ctrl+L. Thanks! Guess it's just what yer used to. I looked in the menu and that was the shortcut key listed :) Ctrl-L works just fine, but I think it would be nice if it were ctrl-o (like in IE) so I don't have to learn a different keystroke. Maybe that's heresey, but why not use what most ppl are used to? And considering ctrl-o opens a file, which is a bit odd.
