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You need a http:// http:// or https:// https:// prefix to tell the browser to navitage to another site, otherwise the request defaults to being a relative path.
by herpderperator 3y ago
You need a http:// http:// or https:// https:// prefix to tell the browser to navitage to another site, otherwise the request defaults to being a relative path.
- MrZander 3y agoI see, I assume that is true for all TLDs? (Can you tell I don't do much web front-end lol)
- iforgotpassword 3y agoOr just //