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		tonyg on March 9, 2009 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: ReverseHttp It's the fault of the server reading the host header. I'll fix it now.

DLWormwood on March 11, 2009 [–]

Cool. It normalizes to lowercase, but it's otherwise functional, even if the URL bar's case differs from the posted version.

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