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`.home`, `.corp` and `.mail` are on ICANN’s “high risk” list so won’t ever be gTLDs. So I use those gTLDs when setting up internal networks. Ref: https://www.i
by eddyg 2y ago
`.home`, `.corp` and `.mail` are on ICANN’s “high risk” list so won’t ever be gTLDs. So I use those gTLDs when setting up internal networks.
Ref: https://www.icann.org/en/board-activities-and-meetings/materials/approved-board-resolutions-regular-meeting-of-the-icann-board-04-02-2018-en#2.c https://www.icann.org/en/board-activities-and-meetings/mater...
- rvnx 2y agoThey still let ".dev" go through
- reddalo 2y agoI'm still angry at them (and Google) for that
- jefftk 2y agoIt' looks to me like ".home", ".corp", and ".mail" were reserved as "high-risk", and then they refused to approve any of them as gTLDs. I see an argument that ".dev" should have been considered "high-risk", but it doesn't seem to have been on the list. So this isn't a reason to distrust ICANN when they say they won't be approving ".home", ".corp", and ".mail".
- FireBeyond 2y agoThe one I use is .lan.
- steventhedev 2y agoThey were only granted that gTLD because in their application they explicitly said they would never allow GA registrations. Google did extreme evil with .dev, with the blessing of ICANN.
- tiltowait 2y agoWhat’s wrong with .dev?
- lelandbatey 2y agoPeople were using .dev as an internal tld thinking that it'd never become a "real" tld, and they were using that for years. Now though it's a real tld and that opens up many conflicts.
- butshouldyou 2y agoI'd add that .dev was never a safe TLD, it just wasn't available yet. Using .dev was a pretty foolish thing to do, and ICANN making it available shows how important it is to use proper TLDs for intranets. (That said, a case could be made for .dev being classified as high-risk.)
- SrZorro 2y ago- HSTS forced by default by Chrome, sorry if you wanted to use http://yourdomain.dev http://yourdomain.dev, HSTS forces HTTPS. - If you have a self signed cert (like Traefik or Caddy for local HTTPS dev), you will get the "not valid cert" browser warning, that one that in any other TLD you know more than your browser and click the "ignore warning and let me use the website", with .dev that button does not exist.
- postmodest 2y agoAnd yet they let through `.email` ...what?
- accrual 2y agoI've never seen .email in the wild or on a LAN. If it was for servers, wouldn't email-server.local, .lan, .home, .corp, etc. make more sense? And using it as a part of an address like me@server.email seems redundant.
- davchana 2y agoEmirates airlines use .email as their email only domain for booking emails, but their customer service center emails comes from Emirates.com
- 8organicbits 2y agoICANN's TLD application status page [1] is quite interesting. Like Google trying to get .corp [2]. [1] https://gtldresult.icann.org/applicationstatus/viewstatus https://gtldresult.icann.org/applicationstatus/viewstatus [2] https://gtldresult.icann.org/applicationstatus/applicationdetails/1337 https://gtldresult.icann.org/applicationstatus/applicationde...