SUMMARY Falkon thinks every string containing a dot is a URL. Therefore, in the combined search/addres bar, a string with a dot will not be send to a search engine, it tries to open the page instead (which of course doesn't exist in this case) STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Enter something.something into the search/address bar 2. Press enter OBSERVED RESULT Falkon will try to load a page that does not exist. EXPECTED RESULT Falkon recognises that the letters after the dot are not a valid TLD and therefore treats the string like a regular search query. PROPOSED SOLUTION Don't treat every string containing a dot like a URL. Check if the URL is valid, for example by comparing it to a list of valid TLDs. If it is not valid, treat it like a search query. Also automatically treat every string beginning with `https://` as a URL.