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https://google/ https://google/ would be interesting
by 1023bytes 6y ago
https://google/ https://google/ would be interesting
- CydeWeys 6y agoUnfortunately not allowed per ICANN's contract for new gTLDs. Though even if it were, it probably wouldn't be a good idea to actually use it because support for first level globally resolving strings is quite limited across a variety of applications and OS stacks. Oftentimes you have to append the trailing canonical dot to get it to even try to make the correct globally resolving DNS request, and that's just not good/consistent UX.
- spurgu 6y agoIt's allowed with the Handshake protocol.