Reputation: 1219
We are working with a custom top level domain per developer which points to it's localhost, so internally we would have url's like this
The problem is that every time when we need to access a sub-domain for the first time(and we have a lot of them) chrome always redirects to a google search, then after a few attempts, asks if we actually mean
http://subdomain99.companywebsite.com.john/
So, my question is, how could I set up chrome to always parse that kind of url as a url not a search.
Thank's
Upvotes: 4
Views: 2727
Reputation: 818
For my case I found an easy solution by chance, add a forawrd slash /
at the end of your url and chrome will revert to url, in your example: companywebsite.com.john/
Check the screenshots below:
Before you add slash
when you add the slash at the end, Chrome will translate it to a url
Upvotes: 6
Reputation: 1219
In the end this is what we ended up doing:
1. go to **Settings**
2. in Search section click on **Manage search engines**
3. Scroll down to the bottom until you find an empty entry
4. Fill in these values: (noSearch, null, http://%s)
5. Scroll back up in the list, find it and click **Make default**
Upvotes: 6