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Jared McKiernan

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I don’t know if any random site is on www. so when I type in the bare path into

and it’s a 0, they should try www next -

is this possible?

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Hey Jared. Can you clarify this request? I'm not understanding something. If you type whatever.com in when searching, the default mode includes subdomains. You should get data that includes subdomains including www.

7:22 PM · Sep 28, 2022

Jared McKiernan

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Try it with a path…I guess this might be uncommon, because to know the path I probably went to the site and can find out if it’s www? example: grubhub.con/delivery/dish

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