Steps to reproduce:

1. Start typing any URL you frequently visit so it autocompletes.
2. For example, typing "go" autocompletes to google.com/maps.
3. When I hit ctrl+enter after typing "go", I expect to be taken to go.com.
4. Instead, the autocomplete takes priority and I am taken to google.com/maps.
5. If you type "go" and then backspace to remove autocomplete, hitting ctrl+enter will take you to go.com.

This is counter to the behavior of Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Internet Explorer which all take you to go.com regardless of autocomplete.