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Firefox 7 trimming http:// from address bar
Sep 28, 2011Web and InternetComments (0)
Update: Firefox now includes the "http://" when you copy-paste from the address bar.
Firefox recently decided to remove the "http://" from the URL bar, similar to how Chrome has it. The problem is, when copy-pasting a URL into somewhere that requires the http://, you have to manually add it.
You can easily change it back. Just go to:
Type trim into the filter until you can see this line:
Change it to false by double-clicking it. No browser restart required.
Firefox recently decided to remove the "http://" from the URL bar, similar to how Chrome has it. The problem is, when copy-pasting a URL into somewhere that requires the http://, you have to manually add it.
You can easily change it back. Just go to:
about:configType trim into the filter until you can see this line:
browser.urlbar.trimURLsChange it to false by double-clicking it. No browser restart required.