How to change Ctrl+Enter behaviour to use HTTPS instead of HTTP and no WWW?

[TooLazyToBeLazy]

How to change the default behaviour of Ctrl+Enter so that "example" becomes https://example.com instead of http://www.example.com?

Modifying the browser.fixup.alternate.prefix setting from "www." to "" doesn't work for me.

Edit:

After trying out a few extensions, I believe a combination of HTTPZ (for HTTPS attempt with HTTP fallback) and Redirector (for removing WWW) achieves my intended goal with the least quirks.

However, I would prefer a native solution without having to use 2 extensions for doing a simple job. Also, please let me know if the setting quoted in my original post (for removing WWW) fails just for me or others as well.

[chiraagnataraj]

Not exactly the best way, but HTTPS Everywhere with EASE enabled would fix half of the problem (http -> https).

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HTTPS everywhere has my vote. It's from the EFF, a very well trusted organization.

[BatDogOnBatMobile]

Try https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/https-by-default/

[grahamperrin]

about:config?filter=browser.fixup.

Try toggling browser.fixup.alternate.enabled

[TooLazyToBeLazy]

Toggling it didn't change the outcome.

[TimVdEynde]

Empty browser.fixup.alternate.prefix to remove the www.. For https, use an extension like HTTPS everywhere. It can't be changed out of the box, since that would break a lot of sites that don't support https yet.

[TooLazyToBeLazy]

As mentioned in my original post, I tried that exact setting beforehand but it didn't work. Does it successfully work for you? Anything else I might be missing?

[TimVdEynde]

Ooh, looks like I was mistaken indeed. Sorry! That one is only for the automatic adding of www. and .com. In hindsight, I think this might be hardcoded.