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You can meet all standards (http's 404 error) and still have links on the error page.
by romland 17y ago
You can meet all standards (http's 404 error) and still have links on the error page.
- mmelin 17y agoIt sounds like Comcast is redirecting to a search page instead of returning NXDOMAIN for non-existing domain names. That is certainly not possible do to and at the same time be standards-compliant.
- Dobbs 17y agoNo you do it on the browser level. Crome for example when you mistype a domain gives you a 404 page combined with a google search.
- kree10 17y agoThat's what they're doing, though only if the domain matches /^www\..+/ which (along with their allowing you to opt-out) makes it a few degrees less evil than Verisign's infamous "Site Finder".