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Who cares? Personally, I think search engines beat DNS at its own game a long time ago. Maybe not for some of us but if you ever watch many others, they search
by strmpnk 15y ago
Who cares?
Personally, I think search engines beat DNS at its own game a long time ago. Maybe not for some of us but if you ever watch many others, they search and click (or QRcode scan). The URL bar is currently just some magical text to most people and might for that reason, completely go away in future browsers.
Besides, the best way to get people to a site is to get a link planted somewhere they already are. Post a tweet. Post to your Face+ profile. Pay for an ad. Get a well known blog to review something. All of these seem to be much more effective than caring about domains being hard to say or type.
- zokier 15y agoThe internet is not just web.
- strmpnk 15y agoRight, but the article was about sites and specifically users getting to sites on something we all like to call the web. Especially once the article pulled out the http:// http:// thing. More to my point above, the people the article is complaining about probably don't bother distinguishing the internet and the web in the first place.