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It's hiding though, not conflating, it isn't violating any standard. Not to mention, how is a protocol irrelevant but a "www." subdomain isn't? Both are equally
by Avamander 7y ago
It's hiding though, not conflating, it isn't violating any standard. Not to mention, how is a protocol irrelevant but a "www." subdomain isn't? Both are equally useless for most users when browsing.
- zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC 7y ago> It's hiding though, not conflating, it isn't violating any standard. By doing what? > Not to mention, how is a protocol irrelevant but a "www." subdomain isn't? Because the "www." hostname is part of the identity, the protocol is not (if we are talking about HTTP/1.x vs. HTTP/2 or QUIC--HTTP vs. HTTPS is part of the identity, of course). > Both are equally useless for most users when browsing. That's irrelevant. It still is part of the identity of the document.