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Reviews for nURL Suffix (new URL Suffix)

nURL Suffix (new URL Suffix)

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28 reviews for this add-on
  • nURL suffix makes it super easy to get to different subdomains of my institutional website (or different subreddits) with a quick keyboard shortcut. (The default fixup behavior is clearly doing something with different shortcuts, and I don't understand why you can't change it up in about:config for anything other than Ctrl+Enter, which is the one I actually don't want to change). With FF Quantum, the lack of my usual shortcuts is driving me crazy, because I keep going to X.net or X.org. I would really love to see this updated to a web extension for FF57 if that is at all possible.

    Rated 5 out of 5
    by curiousg, 5 months ago
  • Very nice. Any update for Firefox 57?

    Hi
    Thank you a lot for your extension that I have been happily using for a while without any problem.
    Do you plan to update your extension to make it work with firefox 57?
    Best regards, and thanks again for your time and effort
    T.Y.T

    Rated 5 out of 5
    by T.Y.T, 8 months ago

    Developer response

    Hi, I've looked at it briefly, but it's not clear how much work will be involved in making this a web extension. I will investigate further but at this point I'd say it's 50/50 whether this extension will continue working past Firefox 57

    posted 8 months ago
  • Conflicting with URL Alias extension

    When I enable nURL Suffix, URL Alias stops working (I'm using FF 51.0.1 and won't upgrade because Mozilla broke plugins). Can it be fixed? Thanks in advance!

    Rated 4 out of 5
    by numpa, a year ago
  • how can i remove "/"

    settings
    extensions.nurlsuffix.prefix.ctrl;https://www.google.com/search?q=
    extensions.nurlsuffix.suffix.ctrl;

    expect = https://www.google.com/search?q=test
    result = https://www.google.com/search?q=test/

    also
    "test test" didn't work

    Rated 5 out of 5
    by Anonymous user 6b4ac8, a year ago

    Developer response

    Please try the new version, 0.53. Thanks!

    posted a year ago
  • Works well - good replacement for URL Suffix

    Now working perfectly. Not sure why it hadn't updated itself to the latest verion 0.52, I had to manually update.

    Rated 5 out of 5
    by AB, a year ago

    Developer response

    Sorry to hear that. Are you running addon version 0.52? Which version of Firefox are you using?

    posted a year ago
  • Move von nURL (frm URL Suffix), usinf FF 52 b1 - not working

    am getting into Google search instead of opening the requested URL. What can I do, please ? (am on OSX 10.11.6)
    regards
    Manfredo52


    Further: I am on nURL 0.52 - and FFox 52 beta 1 - it is still not working

    Rated 3 out of 5
    by Manfredo52, a year ago

    Developer response

    Please make sure you have updated to the latest version of the addon (0.52). Thanks!

    Further: what shortcut are you trying to use, and what have you set prefix and suffix to be?

    posted a year ago
  • concerning blanks

    What i do: I use the extension as hotkey-search. So - i enter a searchterm to the urlbar - hitting enter will give a google-seacht, hitting ctrl+enter a search in Wikipedia and so on...

    This works by adding appropriate prefixes and suffixes. Example wiki Prefix: ...index.php?search=

    This works like charme for single words - but wont work for adding more than one search-term.
    Both used to work for the extension URL-suffix before FF50...

    Rated 3 out of 5
    by saepe85, a year ago
  • Works for Mac

    Works as designed, and works for macOS.

    Rated 5 out of 5
    by Nekno, a year ago
  • Thankyou

    I'd like to say thank you to the developer for getting lots of us out of a pickle!

    Being a Brit, I use ".co.uk" as a suffix for perhaps 70% of the websites I visit and with URL Suffix being broken by the move to Firefox 50, I'd downgraded back to version 49.xx because I'd surprised myself just how useful these tools for adding the suffixes are and how much they are missed when broken.

    It's not a criticism which affects me (because I only ever really used ".com" or ".co.uk") but there were, in addition to ctrl-enter, shift-enter & alt-enter, loads of other key combinations which could have been programmed too. Perhaps the developer at nURL will look back at what was in URL suffix and add these for other people who were making use of them too moving forwards.

    Once again though a big thank you to the developer for his time sorting this for us in 'Firefoxworld'.

    Rated 4 out of 5
    by Paul from Barking (Essex, England), a year ago
  • Trailing slash automatic added

    The trailing slash cause I can not connect to some website. And it is added automatic if I leave suffix having blank value.

    Rated 4 out of 5
    by Nguyễn Hà Duy Phương, a year ago
  • Works well with FF50

    was using URL-Suffix until FF50 broke it, though even nURL didn't seem to work at first?
    Seems ok now and good for .com and .co.uk etc

    Rated 5 out of 5
    by John, a year ago
  • Almost perfect

    The basic functionality works, but subdomains are not supported:
    Typing "mail.example" and pressing Ctrl + Enter won't append .com in the end.

    The interesting thing is that more complex addresses are resolved correctly:
    Typing "builtwith/startpage.com" and pressing Ctrl + Enter will successfully resolve to "builtwith.com/startpage.com"

    Rated 4 out of 5
    by Pesho, a year ago

    Developer response

    Thanks for your review. It's unfortunately hard to handle subdomains - because of the large amount of new TLDs (eg .xyz, .guru, .coffee) it's almost impossible to tell which is a subdomain that should have .com appended to it, and which is a TLD that should not be modified.

    posted a year ago
  • Perfect

    Does what it is supposed to do perfectly. Thanks to the dev for the quick reaction when it stopped working after a FF update.

    Rated 5 out of 5
    by Zruda, a year ago

    Developer response

    Thanks for letting me know. I have uploaded a fixed version which is currently in review. It should be rolled out to you shortly.

    posted a year ago
  • v0.4 working fine. Thanks for the update.

    Rated 5 out of 5
    by Nick, 4 years ago
  • Same result as below, breaks FF 25

    Hopefully this will be fixed, but no updates for a while so perhaps not ?

    Rated 3 out of 5
    by nwpsys, 4 years ago

    Developer response

    Thanks for your note. This bug is now fixed and the update is awaiting review. It should be to you shortly.

    posted 4 years ago
  • Needs some improvements, but it's a good start! Works great on FF 3.5.

    Rated 4 out of 5
    by danielzs, 9 years ago
  • When the URL is created there's automatically added a slash (/) to the end of the address.

    In a special case this can be problematic:
    I am using the extension Enter Select which is great but breaks typing a quicklink e.g. like ac for calling about:config. So I have set the Ctr+Shift fields blank which allows me to call the URL directly with that shortcut.
    So I type ac and hit Ctrl-Shift-Enter but instead of about:config nURL converts that to about:config/ (note the slash at the end) which isn't valid.

    Summarized: when leaving a shortcut blank, instead of calling what I typed I get what I typed plus a slash. Could the slash be removed?

    Rated 4 out of 5
    by Spikes, 9 years ago
  • Works fin with FF 3.5

    Rated 4 out of 5
    by GillianDell, 9 years ago
  • I need prefixes and suffixes with "Enter"

    Rated 1 out of 5
    by simsoo, 9 years ago
  • at least an alternative to dotCOMplete that works on 3.5 (need to force the compatibility though). Nice work

    Rated 5 out of 5
    by Geobomatic, 9 years ago
  • Very usefull!

    Need an update for 3.5b99! =/

    Rated 4 out of 5
    by linnus, 9 years ago
  • Simple and practical

    With three options is sufficient, at least for me. It works fine with Firefox 3.0.7

    Rated 5 out of 5
    by rafa.doblehache, 9 years ago
  • works perfectly

    does exactly what its meant to do.
    (and i had no installation problems btw)

    Rated 5 out of 5
    by ameboide, 9 years ago
  • Not able to install it

    Firefox reports that the checksum is not correct.

    Rated 1 out of 5
    by Ferris , 9 years ago
  • not compatible with Tab Mix Plus for me

    Rated 1 out of 5
    by Tonydroops, 9 years ago
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