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If you put '/' at the end of the internal address it will resolve it correctly. Although I switch between both browsers a lot so I don't always remember that tr
by dermotbrennan 12y ago
If you put '/' at the end of the internal address it will resolve it correctly. Although I switch between both browsers a lot so I don't always remember that trick.
- UVB-76 12y agoIf there are a few that you frequently access, you could set the URLs as 'search engines' with the hostname as the keyword, or even a shorthand keyword Even fewer keystrokes.
- ghshephard 12y agoThat works - I can't tell you how many hundreds (possibly even thousands) of times I was frustrated by that issue with chrome, before I gave up. I can now come home again.
- Aldo_MX 12y agoThis is strange, where I typed localhost, Chrome prompted me if I really meant localhost/