WordPress 7.1 Releases August 19. Here Is What Is in It
WordPress 7.0 shipped in May with a lot of foundational work: AI infrastructure, a modernised admin, the Command Palette. It was a…
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What Is Bot Traffic? And Is It Quietly Costing You Money?
Check your analytics right now. See those visitor numbers? A significant chunk of them are not people. They are automated software programs,…
The Window to Create a New Domain Extension Closes in 7 Days.
The last time anyone could apply to create a brand new domain extension, it was 2012. That round produced .app, .shop, .xyz,…
Fastmail Now Lets You Store Your Email in the EU. Here Is What That Means.
Fastmail has been storing all customer email in the United States since it launched in 1999. That changed on August 3, 2026.…
How to Secure a WordPress Site: A Practical Checklist
In July 2026, a critical flaw in WordPress core let attackers run arbitrary commands on unpatched sites. No login required. The patch…
The Price of .com and .org Domains Is Going Up in 2026. Here Is What to Do.
Your next domain renewal bill may be higher than the last one. Not because your registrar decided to squeeze you, though they…
Infomaniak Is Going Public. Here’s What That Means for Its Customers.
Infomaniak just announced it’s heading to the stock market. For a hosting company that spent May 2026 making itself legally impossible to…
What Happens When Your Web Host Gets Acquired
Every hosting acquisition announcement sounds the same. “Customers will continue receiving the same support and services.” “This creates long-term value for customers,…
Verisign Just Won .web. Here’s What It Means If You Own a Website
After a decade of legal battles, a $135 million auction, and one very quiet press release, .web is finally a real domain…
How to Read a Hosting Provider’s Acceptable Use Policy
Most people skip it. That’s usually fine, until the day it isn’t. You signed up for hosting, got the welcome email, and…