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Yeah agreed but what's the most likely outcome. You rewriting your urls or you fixing your network / kicking the offending user ? You're not only impacting brow

• AnthonyMouse 14y ago
  >Yeah agreed but what's the most likely outcome. You rewriting your urls or you fixing your network / kicking the offending user ? Who is "you"? The person who can fix the URLs is rarely the same person who can kick the offending user off the local network. If the latter person is not doing their job (or is about to but hasn't yet), you're still better off fixing your URLs. >You're not only impacting browsing experience but also all the scripts that are trying to connect to the domain like your google drive sync agent. You don't have to break the old stuff, just start using the final dot for new stuff.