This is a weird move, I guess not worth the small amount they make. The only provider I’ve never had issues with so far is Namecheap. I see a lot of people recommending Cloud flare here, so I may try them out for my ones on Google.
I use namecheap. They’re mostly fine, but they do not make it easy to support free SSL certs, and their shared hosting is not a particularly good deal, but it’s still cheap enough for one site that I haven’t investigated thoroughly. I haven’t changed my registrar, but I did send my DNS over to Cloudflare due to the SSL issue.
I use namecheap for the registration and Cloudflare for the DNS. Pretty easy setup and support as well. The SSL is great as I get a free SSL wildcard and can use that for other origin and edge certificates as well.
This is a weird move, I guess not worth the small amount they make. The only provider I’ve never had issues with so far is Namecheap. I see a lot of people recommending Cloud flare here, so I may try them out for my ones on Google.
I use namecheap. They’re mostly fine, but they do not make it easy to support free SSL certs, and their shared hosting is not a particularly good deal, but it’s still cheap enough for one site that I haven’t investigated thoroughly. I haven’t changed my registrar, but I did send my DNS over to Cloudflare due to the SSL issue.
I just transferred my Google domains to Cloudflare. Super easy and good interface, like everything else Cloudflare. Plus it’s cheaper!
I use namecheap for the registration and Cloudflare for the DNS. Pretty easy setup and support as well. The SSL is great as I get a free SSL wildcard and can use that for other origin and edge certificates as well.