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 | 1 | initial version | posted 2013-12-28 22:50:26 +0300 |
Show slash (/) in the on-screen keyboard of the browser
It would be useful if the slash character (/) was always shown in the on-screen keyboard of the web browser. I know it can be found through the "?123" button, but for entering a URL slash is so commonly needed it shouldn't be hidden.
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Show slash (/) in the on-screen keyboard of the browser
It would be useful if the slash character (/) was always shown in the on-screen keyboard of the web browser. I know it can be found through the "?123" button, but for entering a URL slash is so commonly needed it shouldn't be hidden.
Show slash (/) in the on-screen keyboard of the browser
It would be useful if the slash character (/) was always shown in the on-screen keyboard of the web browser. I know it can be found through the "?123" button, but for entering a URL slash is so commonly needed it shouldn't be hidden.
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Show slash (/) in the on-screen keyboard of the browser
It would be useful if the slash character (/) was always shown in the on-screen keyboard of the web browser. I know it can be found through the "?123" button, but for entering a URL slash is so commonly needed it shouldn't be hidden.
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Show slash (/) in the on-screen keyboard of the browser
It would be useful if the slash character (/) was always shown in the on-screen keyboard of the web browser. I know it can be found through the "?123" button, but for entering a URL slash is so commonly needed it shouldn't be hidden.
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[implemented in 1.0.3.8] Show slash (/) in the on-screen keyboard of the browser
It would be useful if the slash character (/) was always shown in the on-screen keyboard of the web browser. I know it can be found through the "?123" button, but for entering a URL slash is so commonly needed it shouldn't be hidden.
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[implemented in 1.0.3.8] Show slash (/) in the on-screen keyboard of the browser
It would be useful if the slash character (/) was always shown in the on-screen keyboard of the web browser. I know it can be found through the "?123" button, but for entering a URL slash is so commonly needed it shouldn't be hidden.