I'm using Chrom 66.0.3359.139 on Mac OSX.
I have a URL that includes a variable resource which is case sensitive. It looks like this.
http://example.com/find/resource
I wanted to change the case on the URL to identify a different resource. The change looks like this.
http://example.com/find/Resource
The problem I'm having is that Chrome changes it back to a lowercase r before making the request.
How can I tell Chrome to actually make the request I type in rather than changing the case of the URL?
That is to say, enter http://site.domain/address rather than site. domain/address in the location bar. Show activity on this post. Go to chrome://chrome/settings/ then scroll down and click 'Show Advance Settings' Uncheck Use a web service to help resolve navigation errors .
Go to settings-> On start up -> Click on specific set of pages-> set URl that you want to open. Now go to appearance ->click on show Home button -> then Change. Set the same Url in both the cases.
I just dealt with the same issue. Adding a trailing '/' stopped Chrome from changing the url for me. For example:
http://example.com/find/Resource/
I hope this helps.
The same thing happened to me. This happened because I called the URL with lowercase before. After removing the calls in Chrome's history, the case wasn't changed anymore.
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