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I agree! The protocol is not particularly interesting information, as long as it indicates secure vs. non-secure connection somehow. As long as it comes along w
by OskarS 6y ago
I agree! The protocol is not particularly interesting information, as long as it indicates secure vs. non-secure connection somehow. As long as it comes along when you copy the URL, it's fine.
The bad version of this trend is when you hide the path after the domain like Safari does. That's awful design, that's a very relevant part of the URL!
- 0x0 6y agoIt's quite annoying when the https:// https:// prefix is hidden but then appears in copy-paste. Quite often I'd like to run things like "host -t mx <paste>" or "whois <paste>" and then it also copies the invisible "https:// https://" prefix which is incorrect for these use cases.