On Dec 3, 2007, at 10:20 AM, Charles Howse wrote: > > On Dec 2, 2007, at 9:26 AM, Jon Warms wrote: > >> 2) Problem 1: All browsers no longer do "domain guessing". >> I'm connected using Verizon DSL. Now, for example, when >> I type "jr" in the address bar (for jr.com, which is J&R) and >> hit "return", the browser loads the Verizon-Yahoo search >> page (with jr.com as the first entry). Old behavior: the browser >> would automagically add the "www." and the ".com". This is >> a major PITA; had I known, it would have been a show-stopper. >> >> It's repeatable; and happens on Safari 3.0.4 and Firefox 2.0.0.11. >> Camino works the same way. Strangely, it also happens on an >> old Netscape browser that had been "guessing" fine. While it >> sounds like Verizon is behind this, my wife's PowerBook, right >> next to me on the kitchen table, does domain-guessing like >> Macs always did. > > > The same thing is happening here, I'm on Charter. > Betcha it's something to do with Leopard. Doesn't happen for me on any of my Leopard boxes under Safari, Firefox, or Camino. I do use statically allocated DNS servers (at work and at home). There have been several complaints in the Apple discussion forums regarding this exact behavior but no one has nailed it down to a single issue. Have you tried logging in under the Guest account in Leopard to see if the behavior exists there? Have you made any other changes at the same time (upgrading your wireless network, changing ISPs, etc.)? While the problem seems somewhat prevalent it is not simply Leopard because it is not an issue for everyone (I've checked with other Leopard users in my organization as well). Other suggestions: - redo network settings from scratch - reset Safari (I don't see how this could help with other browsers) -- John