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Your .pn link doesn't work for me without www part. At least for https://www.fi/ https://www.fi/ the case is that someone registered "www" as the domain name i
by distances 7y ago
Your .pn link doesn't work for me without www part.
At least for https://www.fi/ https://www.fi/ the case is that someone registered "www" as the domain name in the early days.
- lifthrasiir 7y agoHmm, I guess the current browsers simply don't like such domain and automatically put www. At the very least, the Google DNS gives the following: ai. 209.59.119.34 cm. 195.24.205.60 dk. 193.163.102.58 gg. 87.117.196.80 je. 87.117.196.80 pn. 80.68.93.100 tk. 217.119.57.22 uz. 91.212.89.8 ws. 64.70.19.33 But I agree that these domains are now out of luck, given that browsers no longer even remotely support them.
- tropo 7y agoI see that the Vatican has given up. Long ago, http://va/ http://va/ was it. No other name under va existed. Netscape Navigator was able to navigate to that part of the net. It really did make sense for such a tiny place.