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Edit: Also, it seems to only look for `http:` + one character, which is a bit disorienting. (E.g. `https:/a` would be a "valid" domain)
by rrr_oh_man 2y ago
Edit:
Also, it seems to only look for `http:` + one character, which is a bit disorienting. (E.g. `https:/a` would be a "valid" domain)
- voidUpdate 2y agoit just needs [a-zA-Z]: for it to actually generate, you don't need any valid protocol, just a letter then a colon
- arrowleaf 2y agoIf it looked for `://` then stuff like `mailto:me@fake.email` would break.