Christopher Jahn said: > And it came to pass that Trevor Smithson wrote: > >> In Internet Explorer, you can type a word into the address >> bar, hit ctrl-enter, and the http://www.....com is >> automatically filled in. > > But what if the site ISN'T on the World Wide Web? I have some > links that won't work if "www" is inserted in front of them.
Or what if it isn't an American or international commercial site? Then it won't end in .com either. >> Is there an equivalent in Netscape 6.2 or the Windows/linux >> builds of Mozilla? > > Type in the address, hit "Enter". > It will automatically enter the "http://"; part. > the "www" is not a part of all URLs. Unfortunately it will also add www. and .com automatically. That is bug 115539. -- /Jonas 'Open Systems' means no fences. And no fences means no use for Gates. - Sun Microsystems
