Program information 
- Softonic rating:
- License:
- Free
- Added:
- November 12, 2007
- Publisher:
- Heygom | More programs (2)
- File size:
- 13 KB
- Downloads:
- 200
“Customize keyboard shortcuts to complete the URL in Firefox”
The Ctrl+Enter shortcut is probably one of the most useful keyboard combinations for your daily browsing, as it automatically adds the necessary http:// prefix and .com suffix to open any website.
But what if you visit other domains more often than the .com itself? Use URL Suffix and you'll be able to customize this shortcut, as well as the Shift+Enter for .net addresses and the Shift+Ctrl+Enter for .org ones. Simply double click on the combination you want to edit and enter the prefix and suffix you'd like to be added every time you press that shortcut.
Certainly a very easy-to-use, handy extension! Pity it's not that easy to open (you'll need to go to the Tools > Add-ons menu and then click on the "Options" button in URL Suffix).
Easily customize the way Firefox autocompletes web addresses.
Languages:
English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese BR
OS requirements for URL Suffix:
- OS: Win98/98SE/Me/2000/XP
- An easy way to configure Firefox URL autocompletion
- It's a bit hidden
From the publisher of URL Suffix
URL Suffix is a Firefox add-on that you can use to change the sets of prefix and suffix used to complete the URL on the location bar with Ctrl / Shift + Enter. With this extension you can configure the Ctrl+Enter, Shift+Enter and Ctrl+Shift-Enter to complete the domains you use more often on your web browser.
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