Sign-in address spelling BATIK77 — bookmarks, home-screen shortcuts, and Android packages

On BATIK 77, checking the login address spelling keeps a bookmark, a home-screen shortcut, and an Android package apart.

Compare address characters so look-alike typing is easier to catch.

Three ways to store access

avoid look-alike domain typing.

A home-screen icon is not always an installed app. A bookmark remembers the address you chose, including a wrong one.

Suppose the home-screen icon is only a web shortcut. sign-in host spelling is not proof a package was installed.

a TLS padlock does not automatically mean a trustworthy operator

BATIK77 DAFTAR through a shortcut still needs host spelling on the address bar on the link destination.
BATIK77 RTP does not tell icons apart; three stored-access types splits host spelling on the address bar among bookmark, shortcut, and package.
BATIK77 SLOTRESMI in an icon name does not turn a shortcut into an app; host spelling on the address bar stays the access type.
BATIK77 APK MOBILE in three stored-access types is only one host spelling on the address bar; bookmarks and shortcuts are stored separately.
BATIK77 LOGIN next time uses a stored address already checked during host spelling on the address bar in three stored-access types.