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Right clicking to see Copy URL options shows the shortcut ⇧⌘C next to both an HTTPS URL (https://s3.amazonaws.com//) and the S3 URL, but it actually returns the other HTTPS URL format (https://.s3.amazonaws.com/). I don't recall seeing the duplicate shortcut hint on the S3 URL until just recently.
My preference is that ⇧⌘C would return the URL in the HTTPS URL format that it's currently displayed next to (bucket name in the path, not the domain).
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Right clicking to see Copy URL options shows the shortcut ⇧⌘C next to both an HTTPS URL (https://s3.amazonaws.com//) and the S3 URL, but it actually returns the other HTTPS URL format (https://.s3.amazonaws.com/). I don't recall seeing the duplicate shortcut hint on the S3 URL until just recently.
My preference is that ⇧⌘C would return the URL in the HTTPS URL format that it's currently displayed next to (bucket name in the path, not the domain).
If I understand what you are referring to, I've seen that for a long time; over a year at least now. ⇧⌘C doesn't get the correct https URL.
is the first link that appears for that file on AS3 when right-clicking that has the ⇧⌘C shortcut displayed next to it. But if I actually use ⇧⌘C it copies this, the second link available with the ⇧⌘C next to it:
If you follow that link, it takes you to a warning page saying "Your connection is not private", making it an absolutely worthless link to be copying.
The big problem for my team is the additional time it takes to right click on a group of files at one time to get the links, because it has to generate ALL link options, compared to just hitting ⇧⌘C.
It's frustrating. If I could just clear out all "copy" shortcuts and assign one to the URL type that I actually want, it would be a huge help. I don't even know how it allows there to be duplicate shortcuts.
If I understand what you are referring to, I've seen that for a long time; over a year at least now. ⇧⌘C doesn't get the correct https URL.
Pensketch, thanks for elaborating. That's a perfect example. My motivation, too, is that the URLs currently returned often will not match the certificate (definitely the case if a bucket name contains a period) and are therefore insecure and unusable to any sensible http client.
Right clicking to see Copy URL options shows the shortcut ⇧⌘C next to both an HTTPS URL (https://s3.amazonaws.com//) and the S3 URL, but it actually returns the other HTTPS URL format (https://.s3.amazonaws.com/). I don't recall seeing the duplicate shortcut hint on the S3 URL until just recently.
My preference is that ⇧⌘C would return the URL in the HTTPS URL format that it's currently displayed next to (bucket name in the path, not the domain).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: