The suffix www has now become obsolete. In the early years of the internet, it was necessary to type the protocol http:// and the www suffix, but nowadays the vast majority of websites can be reached by just typing the domain name and extension, e.g. cnn.com. However, for reasons of compatibility with the past, it is necessary to maintain the possibility of reaching a given website even if the www suffix precedes the domain name. The website administrator must then redirect requests typed in both ways to a single home page, usually the one that appears as cnn.com. Whether visiting... Read More