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If UI/UX is your primary concern, check out Name.com. One of the best UI/UX's on the web, period, much less among registrars. Perfectly Ajax-ified, eg, not to
by SkyMarshal 12y ago
If UI/UX is your primary concern, check out Name.com. One of the best UI/UX's on the web, period, much less among registrars. Perfectly Ajax-ified, eg, not too much not too little, lots of attention to detail and every little thing just works the way you'd expect.
That said, they supported SOPA and have been caught in the past redirecting unused subdomains of registered domains. I switched to Namecheap and Gandi.net as a result, but still Pine over Name.com's UI/UX. I rank it up there with Gmail.
- rgbrenner 12y agoWhere did you get that they supported SOPA? (This is important to me.. I have about 30 domains at name.com) I found this, which seems to indicate the opposite: http://www.name.com/blog/general/domains/2011/12/it-aint-about-the-transfer-stopping-sopa-and-giving-back/ http://www.name.com/blog/general/domains/2011/12/it-aint-abo...
- SkyMarshal 12y agoHmmm, not finding it now, only Name.com's blog posts opposing SOPA at the time. Maybe I'm hallucinating, or maybe their opposition to SOPA was only lukewarm and Namecheap's more aggressive stance got them all the credit. Not sure now, but they were my main registrar then and something about the SOPA was the last straw that got me to move my domains. Will try to remember what and post it if I do.