Disable auto google on mistyped urls

Bruce MacArthur bmacasuru at fastmail.us
Wed Jan 13 04:00:17 UTC 2010


On Tuesday 12 January 2010 09:00:12 pm Lindsay Mathieson wrote:
> Entering a nonexistent url in konqueror automatically does a search on 
google 
> that a 404 page etc, this is actually a break from web standards.
> 
> Is there any way to turn this "feature" off? I dislike intensly KDE 
trying to 
> be clever for me. I'll do my own google searches when I need it.
> -- 
> Lindsay
> http://blackpaw.jalbum.net/home
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Hello, Lindsay --

I am still running Jaunty (9.04) under KDE 4.2.2 -- and Konqueror 4.2.2.  
Dave Para and his wife (Cathy Barton-Para) are among my friends who are 
folk musicians.  Their actual web-site is http://www.bartonpara.com, and 
I check it frequently.  Just now, I decided to test your problem by 
trying to go to http://www.bardonpada.com.  The result was NO reference 
or pointing to Google; nothing "smart", etc.  Instead, I saw that "The 
requested operation could not be completed  Unknown host ..."  I gather 
that this is the kind of result that you want.  Perhaps KDE 4.3 is 
"smarter" -- or some other issue may be in play.  "Go figure!"


Bruce   Mac Arthur
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