Better recognition of commands
If I want to use a hyphenated command, for example the "add-to-calendar" command, Ubiquity forces me to start typing "add" in order to use it. This seems counter-intuitive to me - I am much more likely to start typing "calendar" (then use the arrow keys to specify whether I mean "add-to" or "check". However, it doesn't work like this, and typing "calendar" will simply start searching google for the word calendar.
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Inappropriate?I just fixed this. If you're running ubiquity from source, just hg pull hg update and restart the browser and you'll have the desired behavior. The change will be pushed out as part of the upcoming 0.1.1 update for those who are using the .xpi install.
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Inappropriate?doesn't seem to be in the 0.1.1 update
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Inappropriate?Seems like i cannot use the implemented function also. The problem still exists.
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