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Certainly, though the trend for printing vehicles, business cards, letterheads, outdoor advertising signs and such seems to be to omit the "http(s)://" or "www"
by walrus01 6y ago
Certainly, though the trend for printing vehicles, business cards, letterheads, outdoor advertising signs and such seems to be to omit the "http(s)://" or "www"... Since in real world use almost nobody is actually typing the http:// http:// into the browser anymore, as might have been necessary when we were running Netscape Navigator in 1999.
- surround 6y ago> As early as 1996 browsers were already inserting the http:// http:// and www. for users automatically (rendering any advertisement which still contains them truly ridiculous). https://blog.cloudflare.com/the-history-of-the-url/ https://blog.cloudflare.com/the-history-of-the-url/
- walrus01 6y agoThat, and in a typical virtualhost based http/https setup now, it's standard DNS configuration to point the A record for the 'root' of the domain (domainname.com) to the same IP address as the www.domainname.com DNS record.
- rightbyte 6y agoFor some reason I typed "www" for an emberessly long time.