How does AlternateServices.txt get populated?
It has URLs that I have never (consciously) visited with port numbers and epoch time stamps.
It is not from history/bookmark/etc
This text file is within my own user profile
I notice Ffox has the same file type but there, the file is empty.
I cant find any information on this file’s use.
Any ideas?
How does AlternateServices.txt get populated?
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Re: How does AlternateServices.txt get populated?
It's for HTTP Alternative Services. See RFC 7838
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