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Le Samedi 17 Mai 2003 14:49, Luis Pedro Coelho a écrit :
> I would go further: it has four different uses:
>  1 a1) pasting a URL
>  1 a2) pasting a search-string - which is any thing, actually
>  1 b) pasting text in a form
>  2) opening a link
>
> For me, it is 1a2 which is utterly confusing.

Replying to myself because there is a change in behaviour in HEAD (pointed  to 
me by David and I have been seeing how it works and even managed to invoke it 
once accidently, which is its main porpose).

Basically, before the search, you get a confirmation box.

For me, this is more than enough and I am happy.

Others, Datschge maybe, may like a "don't show this again" button if they want 
to use this "feature" without hassle. Or maybe a "disable search on paste" 
also, for the other camp. But mainly, I think this is fixed.

Thanks a lot,
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Luis Pedro Coelho
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