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|    Re: Firefox 4.0 and SeaMonkey-2.1 Beta 3    |
|    19 Apr 11 11:49:38    |
      From: tholen@antispam.ham              I thought Firefox was pretty good at dealing with incomplete URLs.       For example, if you type usatoday.com into the location bar, it       automatically changes it to www.usatoday.com and goes to that       location.              However, on Sunday, I typed irs.gov into the location bar, and       Firefox reported that irs.gov was taking too long to respond and       suggested that I try again later. So I tried later. Same result.       And later still. Same result still. Tried next day. Still the       same result. Then I decided to try www.irs.gov, and it connected       me to the web site right away. Went back to the other tab with       just irs.gov as the URL and tried again, and it still said the       site took too long to respond. At no time did it respond with a       404 Not Found.              So what's going on here? Does the IRS actually have two different       web sites, one with the irs.gov URL and another one with the       www.irs.gov URL, the former being associated with a computer that       was too busy to respond and the latter being associated with a       high level of accessibility? Why else might one work and not the       other?                     --- Internet Rex 2.31        * Origin: Aioe.org NNTP Server (1:261/20.999)    |
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