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That's weird. Any time I search for anything in chrome that doesn't contain a space, it asks me "Did you mean to go to http://x http://x ?"
by Houshalter 9y ago
That's weird. Any time I search for anything in chrome that doesn't contain a space, it asks me "Did you mean to go to http://x http://x ?"
- d2p 9y agoIt does a DNS lookup and if it's a valid domain shows you this. If you see it for complete nonsense, then it's possible your ISP is doing DNS Hijacking like mine! Eg. if I type "cheese", it shows "Did you mean to go to http://cheese/" http://cheese/"? If I click that link I get TalkTalk's "Error Replacement Service" full of ads (or at least I did, till I switched to Google DNS because TalkTalk's "opt-out" system has been conveniently broken for years)!
- Houshalter 9y agoAh, that explains that. I always found that feature annoying, I didn't know it was because my ISP misbehaving. I always get a century link search page when I typo urls.
- d2p 9y agoYeah, that'll be it. There's some info on all the stuff it breaks here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNS_hijacking https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNS_hijacking The new Google "did you mean to go to ?" nonsense is something else to add to that link! My ISP (TalkTalk) claims to have an opt-out page but the forums suggest it's been broken for years, and today it is a 404. I have an open issue with the CEOs office to opt me out manually but they've been pretty useless so far.