"The macOS keyboard shortcut to add "www" and ".com" to a URL is now ctrl-enter instead of [apple]-enter"
This is the only by-default change here. See the end of comment 124.
> (In reply to Julien Cristau [:jcristau] from comment #132)
> > Added to 64beta release notes:
> > Changes to URL bar autocomplete keyboard shortcuts: use ctrl-enter for URL
> > canonicalization on all platforms, and offer an opt-out for Windows/Linux
> > users where it interferes with opening URLs in (background) tabs
>
> Was this dropped for the final release?
No, the relnote just got repeatedly rewritten to simplify it and make it understandable/relevant for people who hadn't followed this bug.
> What is the opt-out mechanism?
On Windows/Linux you can change this by setting `browser.urlbar.ctrlCanonizesURLs` to false.
(In reply to David Balažic from comment #134) /www.mozilla. org/en- US/firefox/ 64.0/releasenot es/ doesn't mention
> How exactly is this fixed? Where?
>
> The https:/
> it.
It does:
"The macOS keyboard shortcut to add "www" and ".com" to a URL is now ctrl-enter instead of [apple]-enter"
This is the only by-default change here. See the end of comment 124.
> (In reply to Julien Cristau [:jcristau] from comment #132)
> > Added to 64beta release notes:
> > Changes to URL bar autocomplete keyboard shortcuts: use ctrl-enter for URL
> > canonicalization on all platforms, and offer an opt-out for Windows/Linux
> > users where it interferes with opening URLs in (background) tabs
>
> Was this dropped for the final release?
No, the relnote just got repeatedly rewritten to simplify it and make it understandable/ relevant for people who hadn't followed this bug.
> What is the opt-out mechanism?
On Windows/Linux you can change this by setting `browser. urlbar. ctrlCanonizesUR Ls` to false.