Gi-sulat ni Jonas Jørgensen adtong 1/15/2002 4:42 AM:
 > [Crossposted to n.p.m.browser and n.p.m.netlib - followup to
 > .browser.]
 >
 > About a month ago, I filed bug 115539 [1] about Mozilla
 > automatically trying to add "www." and ".com" to domain names when
 > it can't resolve the name. For example, if you type "mozilla" in
 > the location bar and press enter, Mozilla will try www.mozilla.com
 > as well before reporting that it couldn't resolve the name. I find
 > that a waste of time and bandwidth, a potential security risk, and
 > generally a Bad Thing.
 >
 > Mozilla's behavior has caused two other bugs: Bug 34943 [2], which
 > is about Mozilla also trying to add www. and .com when you click a
 > link, and bug 66183 [3], which is about Mozilla incorrectly saying
 > that "www.mozilla.com" doesn't exist when all you typed was
 > "mozilla".
 >
 > This bug has now been WONTFIXed, and I was told to take it to the
 > newsgroups to see if anyone else thought that Mozilla's behavior
 > should be changed. It seems to be a very easy bug to fix, since all
 > that has to be done is to *remove* some code, and it would also fix
 > bug 34943, which is currently targeted at Mozilla 1.0 though no
 > work seems to be going on, and bug 66183, which is futured but can
 > be quite annoying.
 >
 > So, does anyone agree with me? If so, please speak up so we can get
 > this fixed!
 >
 > [1] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=115539 [2]
 > http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34943 [3]
 > http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=66183

Actually in my case it tries to append my current domain, so when I type
test it will add <myDomain> and it tries to resolve for test.<myDomain>. 
I agree with you that this is generally a bad thing and of course a 
waste of time/bandwidth as well.

-- 
Roderick Lazaro :)
"Debug is human, de-fix divine."

Reply via email to