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I don't think so... in any time, you could write "apple" on your navigator, and instead of performing an automatic google search for apple, it will send you to
by sebastianavina 15y ago
I don't think so...
in any time, you could write "apple" on your navigator, and instead of performing an automatic google search for apple, it will send you to apple website...
the same for a lot of words like google
- blhack 15y agoWill the browsers play ball with that, though? Technically, the tld is .apple, so you'd have to type .apple into the browser. Google isn't a charity; they want you typing "apple" into the address bar, then seeing ads for apple before clicking on apple.com. As it stands now, they could accomplish exactly what you're saying. Check to see if there is a ".com" associated with the single word you type, and take you there.