Do you know how many times I get a blank webpage that cannot be found, only to realize it’s because I mistyped the URL?

Honestly, someone should get on this.

  • [object Object]@sh.itjust.works
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    2 months ago

    Worlf isn’t a valid TLD from what I can find, so I don’t think that’s possible, unless that’s another typo.

    You can technically register a new TLD, but that is super expensive.

  • Cousin Mose@lemmy.hogru.ch
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    If you’re on a desktop (Linux/UNIX/Windows) computer you could probably just add it to your HOSTS file though you’d get TLS warnings. Maybe host an HTTP-only web server serving the redirect to the correct domain.

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    2 months ago

    Alternatively you could just make a fucking bookmark in your browser like a normal person.

  • Agrivar@lemmy.worldBanned from community
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    2 months ago

    Have you never heard of bookmarks? Or, you know, just leaving a tab with your choice of lemmy instances open in it at all times?

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      2 months ago

      My phone can handle 99 tabs. At all times 99 tabs are open. At any given time at least 70 of those tabs are Lemmy.World home page with me already signed in.

      Yet every time I open a new tab and type Lemmy.World. At least 1 in 20 times I type Lemmy.Worlf.

      • Agrivar@lemmy.worldBanned from community
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        2 months ago

        Wait a second, you browse Lemmy on your phone in a normal browser? Why not use one of the many many apps specific to the fediverse? Do you have masochistic tendencies?

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    2 months ago

    That was extensively done, especially in the. beginning of the internet. Scammers would register typo domains and plaster them full of ads. It’s still. being done today, but with basically everyone using Google as the address bar it’s probably less effective.