I don't do C#, so I didn't check (2) ( but thanks! ).

There are still some rather distracting spelling and word errors left in the description. At first glance: it's, till, missing indefinite articles.

Better, but not there yet.

1. Made the text more readable;
2. Tweaked C# testing for random tests and such as well
   Please check

Added more details for random test feedback such as the expected and actual lists of TLDs

Implemented as well in random tests for C#

To solve this problem, you need to focus on two key aspects:

1. Extracting the TLD from a URL
2. Sorting by Priority

this is unintelligible.

Description should be spell checked and some specs just written better.

approved by someone, thx

Python fork resolving issue + suggestion by vl4deee11 here

Top Level Domain, like .by, .io, .dev, .funnitls, et cetera.

I think the description should include this info as well.

All languages should have sample and fixed tests added for case below:

• http://www.google.govt/?x=jsdfkj

• http://www.google.acom/?x=jsdfkj

• etc...

Interesting kata, seriously, well done.

I'd suggest modifying the description slightly, for clarity:

For this challenge, we'd like to create a collection of generic types. Assume the following code is preloaded and available to you

<implementation code>

Your task: Given an initial implementation of the interface `IParser`, modify it such that the following code exectues without errors.

<sample test code>

Apart from that, this kata is essentially approvable imo.

Your hint suggests that it's possible - though not recommended - to change the provided classes.
It is not clear from the description the provided classes are all part of the Preloaded section, and that only the interface itself can be adapted.
I would clarify this in the description.