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try it - if you copy from the bar it adds http:// http:// into the buffer

moe 16y ago
I did and it doesn't. On OSX. When pasting into adium. It seems to work when pasting into a terminal. Haven't tried other apps, yet. And yes, that's a big problem. I don't want to double-check my urls when pasting them into various messengers, skype or whatever. Here's a tip google: If you can't implement it 200% reliable then don't f-ck with something as essential as URL copy/paste. People will not be amused at all.
- ay 16y ago
  Check if your behaviour matches one of these: code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/list?q=label:HTTPStripping and file a new one if not. EDIT: I am intentionally not including the "http:// http:// since: * after looking at it in the omnibox, I decide I like it better this way indeed, and 6 less keystrokes. The others will have to copypaste or the webapp writers will have to figure a way to highlight it :-) * the copypaste is not working in the linux case either, but that's one of the logged bugs. It's really the first point that I am trying to say is the biggest impact that this change will have. "If it works in Chrome, it has to work everywhere".
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  - arantius 16y ago
    > EDIT: I am intentionally not including the "http:// http:// since: And I am intentionally not clicking the link because ... it's not a link. I have a greasemonkey script that automatically turns plain text URLs into clickable links. But the text in your post is not a URL. It's a domain and a path, but with no scheme it is not a URL.
- ashleyw 16y ago
  Adium's text entry is rich text, it'll accept actual hyperlinks. Paste a URL from Chrome in and right click > 'Edit Link', it should show the correct URL, with the link text as the URL minus http:// http://.
- alextgordon 16y ago
  Adium uses rich text. The person on the other end gets it in the form example.com/foo (http://example.com/foo) It's a bug in Chromium, but also an annoying idiosyncrasy of Adium. PS: Sorry, I accidentally downvoted you.

moe 16y ago

I did and it doesn't. On OSX. When pasting into adium. It seems to work when pasting into a terminal. Haven't tried other apps, yet. And yes, that's a big problem. I don't want to double-check my urls when pasting them into various messengers, skype or whatever. Here's a tip google: If you can't implement it 200% reliable then don't f-ck with something as essential as URL copy/paste. People will not be amused at all.

ay 16y ago
Check if your behaviour matches one of these: code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/list?q=label:HTTPStripping and file a new one if not. EDIT: I am intentionally not including the "http:// http:// since: * after looking at it in the omnibox, I decide I like it better this way indeed, and 6 less keystrokes. The others will have to copypaste or the webapp writers will have to figure a way to highlight it :-) * the copypaste is not working in the linux case either, but that's one of the logged bugs. It's really the first point that I am trying to say is the biggest impact that this change will have. "If it works in Chrome, it has to work everywhere".
- deleted 16y ago
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- arantius 16y ago
  > EDIT: I am intentionally not including the "http:// http:// since: And I am intentionally not clicking the link because ... it's not a link. I have a greasemonkey script that automatically turns plain text URLs into clickable links. But the text in your post is not a URL. It's a domain and a path, but with no scheme it is not a URL.
ashleyw 16y ago
Adium's text entry is rich text, it'll accept actual hyperlinks. Paste a URL from Chrome in and right click > 'Edit Link', it should show the correct URL, with the link text as the URL minus http:// http://.
alextgordon 16y ago
Adium uses rich text. The person on the other end gets it in the form example.com/foo (http://example.com/foo) It's a bug in Chromium, but also an annoying idiosyncrasy of Adium. PS: Sorry, I accidentally downvoted you.