The URL ending in "ws" typically indicates a WebSocket connection. WebSockets are a protocol used for real-time communication between a client and server, allowing for persistent connections that enable two-way data exchange. This is commonly used in applications that require live updates, such as chat applications or online gaming. The "ws" stands for "WebSocket," while "wss" denotes a secure WebSocket connection.
it means education.
.edu
Ideally, a URL ending in "com" indicates a commercial website whereas a URL ending in "net" meant that this site belonged to an organization involved in networking such as ISPs. In practice, people often chose a URL ending in .net when they couldn't get the one they wanted ending in .com.
Any website or email ending in gov means it is a government entity. The website URL has the country's abbreviation in it.
Is it a blog with a URL ending in .mu.nu such as everydaystranger.mu.nu?
.com
The pathname is the ending part of the URL. It is after the "slash" of the domain name.
water sports
It's WING SPIKER ^_^
If the "WS" follows a number (i.e. 32 WS) it stands for Winchester Special and is part of the name of a cartridge.
If the "WS" follows a number (i.e. 32 WS) it stands for Winchester Special and is part of the name of a cartridge.
.edu Some countries have specific url suffix such as .school.nz or .ac.uk