will Cloudflare registrar add ccTLDs or atleast .in domain to their tlds list?
i only see some bunch of less used,unfamiliar tlds like .wtf .sex .toys
here TLD Policies
will Cloudflare registrar add ccTLDs or atleast .in domain to their tlds list?
i only see some bunch of less used,unfamiliar tlds like .wtf .sex .toys
here TLD Policies
They just started and list will be continiously extended. Just be patient
It looks like Cloudflare have initially integrated with the APIs of a few big players. Verisign for .com and .net, Public Interest Registry for .org, and Donuts for the big list of new gTLDs.
I would expect to see this list start to include the most popular ccTLDs after Wave 1 starts.
early access says wave 1 mid october
now its almost end of october.
And their CEO said: sorry, unfortunately there’s a delay.
.Pro and .io is not support。
Matthew said on Twitter that at least .io
it’s on the list.
need
.in
as soon as possible
.cc & .co needed, one is Verisign powered and the other is Neustar, which I think should not be a pain to support them.
today i got access to domain transfer.
but i have a question why .mobi is not supported? it is managed by the same registry as .info (afilias) .info supported then why not .mobi ?
.Pro needed
This might be a longshot, but I’d highly appreciate .gy support.
http://or.gy
I’d love to see .LT !
I’d love to see .dev and .moe, it has been quite some time and they’re still not supported. Please add these asap.
2 years passed, still none of the ccTLDs have been added, this just shows how seriously CF
values its users feedback. @MarkMeyer @eastdakota
2 years ago i opened a thread here asking to support ccTLDs , but not even a single ccTLDs have been added as of now , it seems like CF does not value user feedbacks.
I can’t speak for the team and I can’t obviously rule everything out, they may have abandoned the project for all I know, but that they don’t value user feedback is most definitely not true. Adding ccTLDs is one of the hardest things to do with regards to a registrar. It’s a very long and complex bureaucratic process, especially for EU TLDs being sold for an US-based company.
Also, from what little I gathered there was a decision to refactor and make the current product more structured before expanding (see the new UIs, the multi-year renewals, etc.). This doesn’t imply work in the background to acquire ability to sell ccTLDs.
ccTLDs may be complicating but not all ccTLDs, many ccTLDs has simple procedures to become a registrar .