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Domain Name Pattern Filter Explained
The pattern filter can be a very powerful tool in finding good domains. It uses regular expressions to find domains that match your specified pattern without you having to try out every possible combination yourself.
Updated the Domain Name Status Section on the Domain Details Page
The filter buttons now also copy a list of the selected domains (taken, available, ...) into your clipboard (CTRL+C/CTRL+V).
Also the requested domain is now always the first entry in the list.
Domain Name Lookup added to the Bulk Domain Search
The bulk domain search now has an option to "Find Domains based on Names without TLD".
Without this option enabled, the bulk search only parses full domain names with a TLD (as expected).
However with it enabled, you can now also enter any name and the search will find all known domains with that name.
For example: You can enter "hotel". This will currently return 595 known domain names in a multitude of TLDs
and it will check if any of these are currently in a domain list.
Just give it a try by entering your favorite domain name keywords.
Note: This will only find domains that exist in the current domain database. If you enter a name that
is currently only known in two TLDs, it will only return two domains!
Registrar Filter Update
The registrar filter received an update. You can now enter multiple search keywords separated by a comma (,).
There is also a blacklist version of the filter now and it moved into a separate box on the Comman Tab.
Fixed timeout issue with certain domain lists
The cpu cooler on one of the database servers died. This throttled the cpu and led to request timeouts.
The cpu cooler was replaced and everything should go back to normal now.
Enabled the export function for the Domain Name Search again