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I want to change the keyboard shortcut of "Open Address in New Tab".

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canlang
canlang
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Hi,

I've been using multiple browsers so far, and I'm interested in the speed of Firefox and I'm interested. I would like to change 'Open Address in New Tab' function, which is now 'Alt + return', to 'Command + return'. It seems that Firefox does not support this seemingly simple function. The 'Saka key', which I recommend on the official website, has many features that I want before like 'Vimium', but it was not what I was looking for this. I need help.

Thanks,

Hi, I've been using multiple browsers so far, and I'm interested in the speed of Firefox and I'm interested. I would like to change 'Open Address in New Tab' function, which is now 'Alt + return', to 'Command + return'. It seems that Firefox does not support this seemingly simple function. The 'Saka key', which I recommend on the official website, has many features that I want before like 'Vimium', but it was not what I was looking for this. I need help. Thanks,

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canlang
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Amazing! Firefox 64.0 The macOS keyboard shortcut to add "www" and ".com" to a URL is now ctrl-enter instead of [apple]-enter

Thanks!

cor-el
cor-el
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There have been more changes to what is possible.

  • Bug 237027 - Use ctrl-enter for URL canonization on all platform, and offer an opt-out for Windows/Linux users where it interferes with opening URLs in (background) tabs

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