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Seeing the news with Google domains, I’m looking to move registrars, and was wondering who everyone uses.

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[–] xrnoz 2 points 2 years ago (1 children)

I liked namecheap but it did not support automated let's encrypt certificate renewal (I don't know if this has changed). Now I'm using Cloudflare and I have been liking it so far.

[–] onetrickpony 2 points 2 years ago

I'm struggling with this right now, certificate-manager has a plugin for namecheap, but it works only when i whitelist my extremely dynamic IP address...

is it possible to change registrars for already existing domains? I'm guessing i could forward to other service's nameservers or something? how did you move to cloudflare?