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I'd personally invert the order of the 2nd and 3rd areas. Yes, it'll look ugly, but it's way easier for users to parse for phishing: https://example.com.phishi

I'd personally invert the order of the 2nd and 3rd areas. Yes, it'll look ugly, but it's way easier for users to parse for phishing: https://example.com.phishing.com https://example.com.phishing.com -> [https] [phishing.com] [example.com] [foo.html]

hoffs 8y ago
phising is not the only issue with urls
murbard2 8y ago
You can go Big endian all the way, [https] [com] [phishing] [com] [example] [foo.html]