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Feature request: conflict resolution #8
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At the moment, Fingertip skips any TLDs on this list (hardcoded) maintained by IANA. I suppose giving users control over this would be nice. In reality, most users will probably go with the default since they wouldn't know/or care to change those settings. Hm not sure about the security aspects of this; technically, the owner of Unless you own the same TLD in both namespaces, I think the default should be preferring any ICANN TLDs (that aren't claimed on Handshake), at least for now but still allowing users to prefer HNS for some/all TLDs if they want to. Note: this isn't an issue for ICANN TLDs claimed on Handshake because we know they have the same owner so we can set Handshake as the default for those. |
Technically, the owner of IMO, it's OK if fingertip wants to set a default, as long as the user still can change it. |
Yeah, that's why there is no simple automatic way to resolve this, i think. Naturally, the TLD with the most users/more popular would win, but conflicts may have to end up being resolved manually case by case and hardcoded for now. Fingertip should have safe, more conservative defaults. I'm suggesting we should skip
yup users should be able to change it to whatever they want |
Hey 🖖
A common question on Handshake community is: "What about conflicts with ICANN new TLDs?"
The answer for that is something like "you should use a DNS that pick the one you prefer"
Could we have a setting page on Fingertip where we could set that?
IE: Add
.music
to the skip list, which would resolve it as ICANNThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: