Whoa, thanks for that perspective. That was NOT meant to be a recommended workaround, that is absurd, so thanks for the downvotes folks! I was pointing out th

Whoa, thanks for that perspective. That was NOT meant to be a recommended workaround, that is absurd, so thanks for the downvotes folks! I was pointing out that after doing that, the default UX behavior leading to the “bad” website no longer happens, indicating it is all about UX and not a DNS thing, or other weird Safari bug.