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On the contrary, it does matter. What if you used [random].com and someone registered it? Presumably you'd use a different TLD and the chances are slim, but it'
by Viper007Bond 10y ago
On the contrary, it does matter. What if you used [random].com and someone registered it? Presumably you'd use a different TLD and the chances are slim, but it's still best to use a correct test URL.
- smt88 10y agoThe chances would not be slim. They'd be zero, because you'd be using a fake TLD.
- Viper007Bond 10y ago.dev used to be a fake TLD, as did .local. Both now exist. Don't assume what doesn't exist now won't exist in the future. ;)