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Google Switches to Generic 404 Pages

Google Switches to Generic 404 Pages
Google previously had pretty useful 404 errors or pages that are displayed when the requested URL does not exist or has been removed from the server.

"404" Becoming Part of English Language

"404" Becoming Part of English Language
People who work in the IT industry have always used lots of jargon and acronyms which are largely a mystery to those in the outside world. However, some of these phrases have gone beyond the IT department and crept into everyday language.

Stop OpenDNS From Redirecting Invalid URLs to their Search Pages

Stop OpenDNS From Redirecting Invalid URLs to their Search Pages
When you type a non-existent web domain in your web browser (e.g. gmail.coms instead of gmail.com), you are redirected to an OpenDNS search page and not the default “Address Not Found” error in your browser. This fix will change the defaul OpenDNS setting.

Google 404 Error Pages Become More Useful

Google 404 Error Pages Become More Useful
Since 404 errors – that say Page Not Found – are like Greek to most people, Google is taking a more user friendly approach and they now try to guess the page you are looking for.