Add a "www." entry to the bottom of the menu if the site does not have it

[anonymous]

Example:

If on this site: http://trac.arantius.com/newticket

The menu would provide options for

http://trac.arantius.com/  http://www.arantius.com  http://arantius.com

[t-bone]

Thanks for your input. But:

1. This extension is about removing parts of the URL, not adding them.
2. In the vast majority of cases, "www.domain.com" is the same as "domain.com".

So: not gonna happen.

[anonymous]

I understand your point of view, however I regularly encounter a site where I am in say forum.domain.com, and want to go to www.domain.com, but my uppity friend fails because domain.com does not work.

So maybe, from a user perspective:

1. This extension is about moving to other parts of a site

2. In cases where domain.com is not supported, but www.domain.com is, I would like uppity to stay my friend.

[João Santos <jmcsantos87@…>]

I think that it should be another extension or even firefox itself to add the www. to the address if domain.com doesn't exist.

[anonymous]

I would also vote to NOT add that functionality to this extension. I think it would make using it more confusing and potentially function undesirably.

[anonymous]

Replying to João Santos <jmcsantos87@gmail.com>:

I think that it should be another extension or even firefox itself to add the www. to the address if domain.com doesn't exist.

I would like Uppity to have the function adding www. in front because some websites just don't support domain.com. Maybe add an option for the user to choose whether or not activate this function?

[vince]

I think domain names with www. in front is more formal and preferable to those without. For Firefox and IE, when a user inputs some words like 'example' and hits ctrl+enter, browsers complete the address not only with .com but also with www. in front.

so, I think Uppity should list  ttp://trac.arantius.com/ticket/  ttp://trac.arantius.com/ AND  ttp://www.arantius.com/ NOT  ttp://arantius.com/ for this page. Then, when a user clicks the third option, it's up to the server to redirect the user to  ttp://arantius.com/ or not.

And sites that usually don't have www. in front almost always work fine with www. in front, but sites that have www. in front often fail to load if www. is omitted.

[t-bone]

(In [481]) Fixes #50

• Add a link to "www.example.com" when it is not already present.