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SUPER ANNOYING BUG. It seems to only look at the second-level domain, and thinks that websites with the same subdomain are the same. They are not.
by marksomnian 9y ago
SUPER ANNOYING BUG.
It seems to only look at the second-level domain, and thinks that websites with the same subdomain are the same.
They are not.
- jijosunny 9y agoUpdate: WR just started supporting subdomains (version 1.5.4). It was the most requested feature; hope you like it!
- jijosunny 9y agoWR currently considers subdomains as a part of the main domain. Most users like to know the full tech stack of a website. If there is a blog at blog.company.com and if it is using Intercom, it can be a useful data. I hope this makes sense. Anyway, we will definitely address this concern and think about adding an option for subdomain separation.
- FooHentai 9y agoSo as an example of where this is a problem - All NZ government websites are hosted underneath the govt.nz namespace, e.g. dia.govt.nz, treasury.govt.nz, ssc.govt.nz and so on. But all of them are evaluated as one, govt.nz. But they are all quite separately hosted and operated and use differing technologies. Looks like this works fine for other similar situations e.g. .co.uk. This is a really cool service, thanks for making it available for use!
- Buge 9y agogovt.nz is listed in https://publicsuffix.org https://publicsuffix.org just like co.uk , so ideally software should treat them the same.
- jijosunny 9y agoWe frequently update our supporting TLDs to avoid this problem. It's important considering the plethora of new fancy TLDs that are popping up all the time. Thanks, and glad you liked the product!