actually, it's 6: with and without www., so you can be logged in with 6 different user names at the same time (or test how it looks like from a non-logged-in user while being logged in in another tab).
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Please next time consider using a search for questions which where obviously asked before.
And there are more.
If you don't like supersearch consider Google or duckduckgo with a site:www.perlmonks.org in the query.
FWIW I have a Nodelet-hack normalizing every absolute link inside the monastery to the current domain.
Simple regex and solves a lot of headache.
update
> just realized that there 3 different PerlMonks URLS
Really? The Domain Nodelet is activated by default on second position.
see also
> About the Domain Nodelet
> This nodelet allows switching to a different PerlMonks domain name. This is potentially useful for switching between logins if different cookies are stored for different domain names.
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Please next time consider using a search for questions which where obviously asked before.
I usually do that. This time, however, I didn't know what to search for. If I type "PerlMonks" in the search, I thought that's going to bring up a million hits and none of which is what I am looking for, so I thought, I'll just ask the question.
What is a "Domain Nodelet" btw? I clicked on it https://perlmonks.com/?node=Domain%20Nodelet and it's just a blank page. ?????
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It's not blank, just minimal.
> www.com | www.net | www.org
If you haven't deactivated nodelets in Nodelet Settings, then try Ctrl-f for "Domain Nodelet" to find it in your view.
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