00:36:11	Matthew Thomas:	https://atlas.ripe.net/
00:43:23	Barry Leiba:	Will we get copies of the slides?
00:43:48	Matthew Thomas:	i believe some of these are here: https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/octo-008-en.pdf
00:43:56	Jaap Akkerhuis:	Are you filter out the noise?
00:44:20	Barry Leiba:	Thanks, Matt.
00:49:41	Jeff Neuman:	Does it also show then that many of these businesses are not using VPNs. right?
00:52:13	Jeff Neuman:	warren is not on the call?
00:54:43	Jeff Neuman:	Really interesting....Thanks!
00:55:26	Greg Shatan:	Many browsers other than Chrome run on Chromium, including the new MS Edge.
00:56:57	Greg Shatan:	Others include Vivaldi, Brave, Epic, Torch, SlimBrowser, Comodo Dragon and Yandex.
00:57:23	Matthew Thomas:	For those interested these are the 18 lines of Chrome that cause all these queries: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/32352ad08ee673a4d43e8593ce988b224f6482d3/chrome/browser/intranet_redirect_detector.cc#76
00:58:10	Greg Shatan:	Matt, do you know if this is the case in Chromium-based browsers other than Chrome?
00:58:47	Matthew Thomas:	i don’t know.
00:58:50	Matt Larson:	@Greg Yes, I believe everything using the Chromium engine exhibits this behavior of queries for non-existent TLDs from 7-15 characters long.
00:59:42	Greg Shatan:	Thanks — I’ll take any Matt I can get...
01:00:32	Greg Shatan:	Since Chromium is an open-source project, is this something “we” could try to solve?
01:02:19	Steve Crocker:	Thanks, Roy.  Very cool.
01:13:01	Greg Shatan:	One source says Chromium-based browsers have 63.69% market share.
01:13:17	Matthew Thomas:	https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Inx_1ndmQOvT3CFpMjhL7JvRcE2iESG1NnCwx-sR6Rs/edit
01:13:35	Greg Shatan:	Except in law firms, where IE 11 has a pathetically large share.
01:16:33	Jeff Neuman:	I am on...but not raising my hand :)
01:16:56	Matthew Thomas:	sorry … name collisions….jeffs & matts  :)
01:18:34	Anne Aikman-Scalese:	LOL
01:23:56	Kimberly Carlson:	Thank you, bye.