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That seems like a pretty easy fix. Just ensure that you have a .something somewhere in the address, before the first slash.
by redthrowaway 16y ago
That seems like a pretty easy fix. Just ensure that you have a .something somewhere in the address, before the first slash.
- drdaeman 16y agoSorry, but at least http://localhost/ http://localhost/ disagrees. Also, remember about hosts file and NetBIOS names.
- bambax 16y agoMaybe my post wasn't completely clear: I want to search for PDF/A, and actually the expected result is the Google result page for this search, ie: http://www.google.fr/search?q=pdf/a http://www.google.fr/search?q=pdf/a What I get instead is an error because Chrome tries to access the non-existent web page http://PDF/a http://PDF/a
- redthrowaway 16y agoSorry, no, it was my post that wasn't clear. That should be easy behaviour for Google to code for. The current implementation seems buggy; at least the fix wouldn't be difficult.