In this post you will get a simple answer to your “Is Domain Name Case Sensitive?” question, and useful information about case sensitiveness in URL parts.
Answer:
Domain names are case insensitive. It means, if you write domain name in uppercase, lowercase or mix, then in all cases – you will land on the same page.
For example,
If you type in the browser “https://techpostplus.com“, “https://TECHPOSTPLUS.COM” or “https://TechPostPlus.com“, then in the result your browser will open the same page for all cases.
Domain name case insensitivity helps to create uniqueness between domain names.
Note:
In URL, string(directory, page or file) after the domain name is case sensitive.
e.g., “https://example.com/page-name.html” URL is different from “https://example.com/PAGE-NAME.HTML“.
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