The one workaround I discovered is to “practice” safari to acknowledge go/ hyperlinks. For the document, I am utilizing a customized go/ hyperlinks resolution, having a neighborhood DNS server and having configured applicable search domains underneath community settings.
I did it the next means:
- Copy
https://go/to clipboard - Repeatedly open new tabs, paste
https://go/into url, and hit Enter, shut tab after it resolves - Repeatedly open new tabs, paste
https://go/take a look at(or no matter, it does not have not to redirect anyplace however hopefully resolves to one thing), shut tab
Now, having finished that round 15-20 occasions, for those who open a brand new window or tab (even in personal mode) and sort in go/no matter (we do not have to explicitly specify the protocol or the FQDN) it’ll undergo the https://go/ host – regardless that the URL dropdown might point out that it’s about to go looking by means of a configured search engine.
Notice that happily, the trail which follows the go/ URL does not must match any of those used throughout coaching.
This strategy is engaged on Safari Model 16.1, and is extraordinarily unintuitive and implicit to the purpose of discomfort. As soon as skilled in your Mac, it does NOT carry over onto iOS – so iOS would require its personal comparable “coaching” which I’ve not examined but and thus can not affirm whether or not it’s attainable which I had simply examined and confirmed to work.
On a private notice, that is a particularly annoying design determination on Apple’s half. Which means anybody who visits my enterprise and connects to my community can not comply with the documented go/hyperlink directions, whereas those that have “skilled” their Safari can. Or worse, we must instruct customers to do foolish monkey duties of pasting, coming into, closing tabs; unacceptable. That means, we may have folks with similar settings who expertise completely different outcomes when requested to enter go/onboarding or no matter, thus including as much as a nightmare for assist and a perceived poor implementation by IT. Very annoyed by this.