Hey Folks,Up until yesterday, when I went into Safari and typed 'stata/meeting' into the address bar, Safari would nicely expand this to http://www.stata.com/meeting after seeing that stata/meeting didn't go anywhere.
Today, when I type stata/meeting in, I get an annoying search page from my ISP, which looks to be a 'service' which does nothing for me. (This isn't an ISP local to Louisville, so the usual suspects don't apply.) Same thing when typing 'shoecarnival', even though this should resolve to www.shoecarnival.com.
I tried typing in the dns numbers for OpenDNS, and found that now something like 'shoecarnival' blinks the start of the OpenDNS page, but then goes to www.shoecarnival.com, but stata/meeting now goes to a 'helpful' search page at OpenDNS.
How do I get the usual behavior of Safari back, so that I don't forever get dragged to worthless services whose point is to advertise? Is this an unavoidable 'upgrade' from my provider, which will likely be seen as a 'service enhancement' warranting a price increase for 'value added'?
Bill pissed, but possibly being stupid
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