Hey guys,
o.k so I've been using firefox for quite a while and I have a system in place that allows use of ssh:// which launches putty and connects to a server for me. This works great as I can organise my server in folders as bookmarks and connect to them quickly.
I recently decided to move over to chrome, since it has xmakrs support it pulls over all my folders nicely, and surprisingly the ssh:// links work and try to call putty (looks like the registry entry works for all the browsers)
Now onto the problem, although the hostname is sent to the putty application and it launches as expected, chrome seems determined to add a froward slash "/" to the end of my bookmarks meaning that putty fails the hostname lookup. I need to somehow stop chrome from placing that slash on the end and I can finally move away from the sluggish firefox.
Here is an example of one of the bookmarks:
ssh://user@hostname.co.uk
Here is what putty recieves from chrome:
user@hostname.co.uk/
And ideas gents?


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