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One gripe I have when using my own private golinks is that browsers take me to go.com/ instead of go/ if I don't prefix it with https:// https://. So I end up h
by soraminazuki 4y ago
One gripe I have when using my own private golinks is that browsers take me to go.com/ instead of go/ if I don't prefix it with https:// https://. So I end up having to type 8 additional characters.
- tracker1 4y agoIf you have the domain in your dns suffix list for resolution (ie: foo.bar.net), you can just type `go/` in the browser... and it should resolve go.foo.bar.net.
- radicality 4y agoOn chrome at least, you can go setup custom search engines, so for example instead of ‘go/‘, you would type ‘go<TAB>query’, and then you can configure that to open whichever fully qualifies uri you want.