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In theory Google could serve their URL shortening service on the root of their .google TLD (links like https://google/xyz123 https://google/xyz123). Would prob
by jamespwilliams 6y ago
In theory Google could serve their URL shortening service on the root of their .google TLD (links like https://google/xyz123 https://google/xyz123).
Would probably break some apps which don’t correctly handle TLD-only domain names though, I suppose.
- SamBam 6y agoI would assume most fairly-tech-savvy people wouldn't trust such a link. It doesn't obey the rules for what we've been taught a real URL should look like.