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Hey Kevin, does this have some kind of saferwhois feature that keeps your searches private? My concern would be I'd do a search here and a bot or automated service would swoop in and claim a domain from my search.
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@davidvkimball I wouldn't worry about that. The most profitable domains are misspelling of unicorns then sell it back to the company.
If you are searching for the next "TaxWolf" or "AccountZebra" no one will swoop in and buy it after you. 😂 lol
@davidvkimball so the only place it's being sent is me (although I am not on HTTPS, so someone could be snooping the wire). I'm not actually checking against any live whois for people to snoop. It's using the zonefile, so it's not 100% accurate on availability, but that's the tradeoff of searching thousands of domains in a second I decided to make. If you click through to a registrar it should give a realtime check.
Very handy! Front-end could use some work though. I think something as simple as messing around with the fonts could drastically improve the look of the site.
@domainoji I hope the bootstrap look wasn't a dead giveaway that design isn't my strong suit :) I agree, the front end could use a lot of work, if people really like it, I can work on it, I figured sharing it first would be better
@thetwopct maybe in the future. Depends really how popular/useful it is. It's hard to do so many lookups quickly, im using zone files right now, so it requires zone file permissions from any new TLDs.
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Seeing a lot of domains showing as available in search results that aren't actually available...
@oren I mentioned in another comment it's using the zone files because no registrar will let me bulk check 1000's of domains per search. It's not perfect unfortunately, but I'm happy to hear ideas for a better way if you can think of one. Right now once you click to registrar itself, it should give a real time check.
@erickbarron86 I mentioned in another comment it's using the zone files because no registrar will let me bulk check 1000's of domains per search. It's not perfect unfortunately, but I'm happy to hear ideas for a better way if you can think of one. Right now once you click to registrar itself, it should give a real time check.
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