Bug 1951762 Comment 6 Edit History

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As stated in the Release Notes, cmd+Enter on Mac will canonize strings into .com URLs.
The official Open in New Tab shortcut for the urlbar is Alt+Enter (Option+Enter) from quite a few years, we aknowledge users may try cmd+Enter because Cmd is used to open links in new tabs.

If you don't use canonization, you can disable it by setting `browser.urlbar.ctrlCanonizesURLs` to false in about:config, as indicated in the Release Notes.
Revision 1 by
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As stated in the Release Notes, cmd+Enter on Mac will canonize strings into .com URLs.
The official Open in New Tab shortcut for the urlbar is Alt+Enter (Option+Enter) from quite a few years, we aknowledge users may try cmd+Enter because Cmd is used to open links in new tabs on Web content.

If you don't use canonization, you can disable it by setting `browser.urlbar.ctrlCanonizesURLs` to false in about:config, as indicated in the Release Notes.
Revision 2 by
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As stated in the Release Notes, cmd+Enter on Mac will canonize strings into .com URLs.
The official Open in New Tab shortcut for the urlbar is Alt+Enter (Option+Enter) from quite a few years, we aknowledge users may try cmd+Enter because Cmd is used to open links in new tabs on Web content.

If you don't use canonization, you can disable it by setting `browser.urlbar.ctrlCanonizesURLs` to false in about:config, as indicated in the Release Notes, that will restore the previous behavior.

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