Created attachment 169631 [details] Page accessed via a link SUMMARY Hello, I would like to surf with Angelfish in dn42. The dn42 is a decentralized overlay network which uses internet technologies like BGP. Unfortunately Angelfish does not seem to accept dn42 domains. However, I can access a .dn42 page if I click on a corresponding link. Numbers are allowed in domain names - even if rather uncommon. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Establish a VPN connection to the dn42. 2. Try to go to a `.dn42` domain like `myip.dn42`. OBSERVED RESULT The address is searched for. EXPECTED RESULT The address is browsed. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux/KDE Plasma: (available in About System) KDE Plasma Version: 6.0.4 KDE Frameworks Version: 6.2.0 Qt Version: 6.6.3 Kernel version: 6.9.0 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Created attachment 169632 [details] The link in the address bar. Here I have called `myip.dn42` by a link and the address is displayed correctly.
Created attachment 169633 [details] Here I click on Enter at the address bar and it searches for the address instead of calling it up.
sorry, we're not interested in adding this
I would accept a merge request to extend the regular expression to accept these domain names, however I do not plan to work on this myself.
dn42 is a valid TLD. Therefore, it is a bug and not an FR. And this bug has not been resolved (issue status incorrect). https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9071279/number-in-the-top-level-domain#53875771
I looked at the other comments in the file and noticed two things: - It is incorrect that .0 and .255 cannot be accessed. This works without any problems in a layer 3 network, for example, or if no /24 subnet mask is used (e. g. /16). Furthermore, the use of network classes is outdated (replaced by CIDR notation). - IPv6 is completely missing.