Hi, I just noticed something, both 0.9.7 and the latest nightly. Clicking the middle mouse button *not* on a hyperlink, but simply somewhere in a page, causes na attempt to open an url with the current X clipboard selection. Say, the last X selection you did was in an xterm (kterm in my case), you selected the "network.pdf" string. Afterwards, in Mozilla, you try to middle-button-click a hyperlink, in order to open it in a new window, but you miss the the hyperlink and middle-button-click somewhere next to it. Then you get a message "www.network.pdf could not be found. Please check the name and try again" :)) That's how I discovered it.
Seems like a feature, but can be confusing for someone that is not aware of it. If the clipboard content is big -- e.g. the above paragraph -- mozilla would still try to open an url with this name, and then the error message is very confusing. It basically quotes the whole text, followed by the "Please check the name and try again" thing, which the user will most likely miss. Worse, if the selection is accidentally a valid url, or can be expanded to one with ".com" at the end, one goes to a some seemingly random page and has no clue how he/she got there. Just some thoughts. Regards, Minko Markov
