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Safari Adds .net, .edu and .org to .com Button |
The new firmware 2.0 has brought us some great new features. With firmware 2.0 comes new buttons on the keyboard for enter in a web address. When holding down the .com button to the right of the spacebar you can now see .net, .edu and .org also. Just hold down and slide your finger to the option you want and let go. It will drop it in for you!
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July 15, 2008 
Douglas 
yeah i noticed that this morning….
it’s been a must for quite a while now…
Now i want a CAPS button!
there is. You can enable caps lock in the general settings (double tap the shift key and it’ll turn blue when enabled).
dur dur dur
THANKS i never knew that!
depending on you’re language settings it will add the appropriate Top-Level-Domain (like .de, .es, .it) to the keyboard.
*your
true. wanted to wright the same.
Apple is finally listening to their users feedback. I had mailed Apple support ages ago telling them that there should be .net and .org buttons.
Too bad I dont have 2.0 firmware. Hurry DevTeam !!
Now we just need a .co.uk one aswell
Now thats what I call lazy !
Use .com and delete “m” and replace it with “.uk” !
Change your keyboard from “English” to “English (UK)” and you’ll get the “.co.uk”
I the dutch version there’s a .nl button, but .net is missing, very handy though
There is no .ch in the Swiss settings.
Unfortunately there is no Swiss German keyboard
When you composing an email you can now hold the dot ( . ) to get the .com/.net option when addressing an email.
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