Include .local in the list of top-level domains
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(and simplify the script that builds the list)
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Oooh, much nicer python than my hacky method. I need to start using |
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Include `.local` in the list of top-level domains
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Picking up where #1508 left off, I noticed that one of the examples from a user still wasn't working: vnc://hostname.local/
So, now it works.
I changed the Python script around quite a bit, too.👽