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http - Do web browsers always send a trailing slash after a domain name?

Is there consistency and/or a standard on how browsers send a url to a host related to trailing slashes?

Meaning, if I type in http://example.com in the address bar of a web browser, is the browser suppose to add a trailing slash (http://example.com/) or not?

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The HTTP request sent from the browser to the server does not include the domain name, only the "path" portion (starting from the first slash after the domain name). Since the path cannot be empty, a / is sent in that case.

A sample GET request for the root of a web site might be:

GET / HTTP/1.0

The / above cannot be omitted.


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