I've had HTTP to HTTPS redirects in place for years (originally on the WordPress site) but realised that I'd forgotten to also add www to non-www redirects. That's now sorted. Why is www still a thing in this day and age?
I've had HTTP to HTTPS redirects in place for years (originally on the WordPress site) but realised that I'd forgotten to also add www to non-www redirects. That's now sorted. Why is www still a thing in this day and age?
@wearsmanyhats @colinwalker Some hosts won’t let you use the root of your domain, you have to have a subdomain. My static pages are on GitHub Pages, for which I (have to) use the “www” subdomain. I use “blog” on Medium, “micro” on MB, and “letter” on Substack (with a different domain name).