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The minimum is 1 character excluding the TLD. Like Twitter has http://t.co http://t.co

• deleted 11y ago
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• killwhitey 11y ago
  Actually even zero character ones exist http://uz/ http://uz/
  • mahouse 11y ago
    It does not resolve here.
    • RubyPinch 11y ago
      Interesting side-effect, windows doesn't support TLD-only addresses. .monash used to also have the same property (if I am not mistaken), until they realized this fact, I imagine.
  • BillinghamJ 11y ago
    That isn't a zero character name. It's just the TLD itself acting as a website. It's a 1 label domain rather than the usual 2-3 labels.
    • TazeTSchnitzel 11y ago
      Well, I suppose the root counts as a zero-character domain. The trailing . makes it fully-qualified.
  • calebegg 11y ago
    It only works for me (OS X, Safari) when written as http://uz./ http://uz./ (a proper FQDN)