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HTTPS://Http3.ooo

HTTPS://Http3.ooo's website (http3.ooo) no longer works: it didn't answer when we checked it on 17 October 2026.

Website
site gone
Evidence
Site check
Last checked
2026-10-17
Posted to Show HN
2022-10-04
Where
Show HN
Attention
5 points

What we know

HTTPS://Http3.ooo was posted to Show HN on 2022-10-04, at http3.ooo. The domain no longer answers. The check recorded ENOTFOUND.

We don't know from this record whether the product still operates, what it charged, or, if it's gone, why. Across the whole register, 22% of launches whose status we could settle are gone.

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Evidence

What the check recorded: site gone (ENOTFOUND), at https://http3.ooo.

The original Show HN post · Report a correction — a domain can vanish while a product moves or rebrands, and stay up after it shuts down.

Questions about HTTPS://Http3.ooo

Is HTTPS://Http3.ooo still in business?
HTTPS://Http3.ooo's website (http3.ooo) no longer works: it didn't answer when we checked it on 17 October 2026. A vanished website usually means the product ended, though it may have moved to another domain.
What happened to HTTPS://Http3.ooo?
The domain no longer answers. The register records what our checks found, not why; any shutdown reason would come from the founders.
When did HTTPS://Http3.ooo launch?
HTTPS://Http3.ooo was posted to Show HN on 4 October 2022.

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How we know. Show HN and Product Hunt entries are judged by asking the domain whether it still answers: gone means it no longer resolves, refuses the connection, serves a parking page, or says plainly that it has shut down. An HTTP error is not counted as gone — a server that answers 404 is one somebody still pays for. Y Combinator entries use the status YC itself publishes (active, inactive, acquired or public), which is why only those can say acquired or public. Search the whole register.