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That's more or less how yahoo! directory worked (obviously not at the DNS level), however, google showed that crawling the contents and indexing everything, whi
by aflag 5y ago
That's more or less how yahoo! directory worked (obviously not at the DNS level), however, google showed that crawling the contents and indexing everything, while certainly a lot more complex, it is a lot easier to use. So, while that idea is probably better and more discoverable than the current DNS system, it seems more likely to me that the replacement for DNS will be free text search.
At some point, browsers will finally manage to get rid of the address bar and have everything working fully operated via suggestions/search. Then, DNS will become sort of irrelevant for the web.
- 1vuio0pswjnm7 5y agoSounds plausible however I am not much of browser fan, while I really do like the speed and size of DNS software, so I will always be experimenting with different approaches. The world of the web browser is dominated by advertising and surveillance. Unless that changes, I care little about what the web browser may or may not do in the future. I am more interested in relatively small DNS software.