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=Competitive Analysis=
All of the current browsers present network error pages for DNS errors. All of the major browsers offer information about why the error message is being presented linked from the error itself. Chrome and Safari offer a Google searchbox for the address bar input.
Chrome is the only browser to currently offer useful tools in a 404 page. It uses Google link doctor to find possible matches both for subdirectories and domains.
Internet Explorer and Chrome offer branded 404 pages, while Safari, Opera, and Firefox 3.5 display the default Apache warnings.
For inputs that do not connect to webpages, Internet Explorer sometimes directs the user to search - previously Microsoft Live Search, now "Bing."
<big>[https://wiki.mozilla.org/images/f/fd/404_poster.png Chart of network error pages in different browsers]</big>
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