> If that was the goal, it does a pretty poor job. Their goal is to treat the query as search, and then try to detect if a host named "internalserver" exists.

> If that was the goal, it does a pretty poor job. Their goal is to treat the query as search, and then try to detect if a host named "internalserver" exists. If so, Chrome displays a banner saying "do you want to visit internalserver/". So they don't have to delay the search until the probe finishes, thus it never automatically make it work without another click. Personally I don't like it either, so I usually type "internalserver/" (with a tailing slash) to skip the search.