full-disclosure - Weird URL

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Message-ID: <E1E1LvI-000EqT-00.brundle-bk-ru@f22.mail.ru>
Date: Sat Aug  6 11:29:08 2005
From: brundle at bk.ru (Seth Brundle)
Subject: Weird URL



-----Original Message-----
From: Roy <bandwidth.user@...il.com>
To: Bug Traq <traqbug@...il.com>
Date: Fri, 05 Aug 2005 21:50:27 +0800
Subject: Re: [Full-disclosure] Weird URL

> same thing happens when you just stick in 'https' at the address box.
> firefox probably shoots out a google query for 'https' right away...

[... yet another parrot thread ...]

> checkout google.com and query for 'https' and see what comes out first.. ;-)
> disclaimer: somebody already pointed this out earlier.

True, so why do you bother us with this email?
I recommend this thread stays closed.

Cheers,
Seth