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I always figured this was due to DNS caching: if you got a domain you never visit, it has to actually fetch it and that triggers the captive portal login .
by rippercushions 3y ago
I always figured this was due to DNS caching: if you got a domain you never visit, it has to actually fetch it and that triggers the captive portal login .
- zamnos 3y agoExactly right - which is why neverssl.com now redirects to a randomly generated subdomain.