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Looks like google domains is no more.
(lemmyonline.com)
Knock on wood, I have not used them in quite a while.
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I want to move to CloudFlare too, but I have a couple of
.com.audomains that CloudFlare doesn't support.Yup, I have been using cloudflare for a few years now, and, no complaints at all. Completely painless.
And they don't charge for a fucking email forwarding. Fuck you, domain.com!
Cloudflare recently added that in the last year or so. Very nice features. In the past, I ended up using amazon SES to replicate that functionality.
How do I do this? I currently pay for a google domain at a cheap rate of like $13 a year. I want to keep it cheap and make sure I can just point it to my box.
Cloudflare doesn't support every TLD's, but they don't have any markup on top of the ICANN fees that every register must pay, so they will probably be one of the cheapest. I use Cloudflare myself for DNS, Tunnels and anti-bot measures, but my main domain is not registered with them because it's included in my web hosting plan.
Yea, I don’t need anything but a register to the site and access to the DNS record to point to an IP that I can change sometimes. No special anything past that.