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Bug fix 529584 is undesirable; can I set a parameter to turn it off?

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I set up an entry in my address book to handle mail to myself. The entry has "self" , then my email address. After the fix "enhancement", several places have received messages I sent to myself! Because when I start typing "se" autocomplete gives me a bunch of possible addresses, and "self" is not the first one. 

I had specifically used "self", because no other address started with

"se". I would like to toggle the new feature off, or defeat it somehow. Is that possible?

Autocomplete now matches against any part of the name or email (bug 529584)

I set up an entry in my address book to handle mail to myself. The entry has "self" , then my email address. After the fix "enhancement", several places have received messages I sent to myself! Because when I start typing "se" autocomplete gives me a bunch of possible addresses, and "self" is not the first one. I had specifically used "self", because no other address started with "se". I would like to toggle the new feature off, or defeat it somehow. Is that possible? Autocomplete now matches against any part of the name or email (bug 529584)

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Instead of "self", try a unique character combination that would not be used, like "sdfg", which is easy to type.

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Vahaolana Nofidina

Instead of "self", try a unique character combination that would not be used, like "sdfg", which is easy to type.