After a double take I realized that a webpage I was viewing was missing a "w" in its full web address: in this instance I was looking at "Deluxe". I retyped that address with "Deluxe" and was redirected to the "ww." address. Strange. I tested this on a number of other sites such as "http://ww.apple. com", bing, etc. Google incidentally was the only site that resolved correctly, and that was only when using their Chrome browser.
Does anyone know why this is? Did Deluxe resolve to not go "wide', drop the "web", or perhaps just hate the "world" in our web? Please tell me which "w" is optional, and why would juggernauts like Apple fail to resolve when a "w" is dropped?
#addresses #correctly #resolving #select #web
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