I cant really get a domain name because I don't have a job or money yet (I'm 14). I like it because it lets me make a coverup url or something like that and because its free and some other stuff I cant remember right now. But I don't like how it adds in the favicon even if I already have one. Another is that the domain name stays the same like if I put a link the this website then it would stay the same name and all that stuff. So is there another free thing like dot.tk,thanks for the help.
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Is there another website like dot.tk?
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http://www.co.cc like my site.
If you go to my site and click on links it will change the url. dot.tk (which I looked at) appears to just put the site in a frame.
http://dmmcintyre3.tk and http://dmmcintyre3.co.cc go to the same spot so you can compare.
the .tk is shorter and the co.cc links work properly in. the .tk forces their favicon.
NOTE: the .co.cc is added to the site like a real domain name it is not added like the .tk is where you type the url.
If you go to my site and click on links it will change the url. dot.tk (which I looked at) appears to just put the site in a frame.
http://dmmcintyre3.tk and http://dmmcintyre3.co.cc go to the same spot so you can compare.
the .tk is shorter and the co.cc links work properly in. the .tk forces their favicon.
NOTE: the .co.cc is added to the site like a real domain name it is not added like the .tk is where you type the url.
http://www.dyndns.com/ all the way man.
I'm 16, and have been using their ___.ath.cx names for people that don't want to pay for real names (I'm a web developer).
Like a real domain, the file structure is preserved, and there are no forced ads.
But really, a .org name is like $4 a year.
I'm 16, and have been using their ___.ath.cx names for people that don't want to pay for real names (I'm a web developer).
Like a real domain, the file structure is preserved, and there are no forced ads.
But really, a .org name is like $4 a year.
I like DynDNS because you can actually set an A-record instead of just redirecting.
But like he (she?) said, a real domain is near-free, and it will look a lot more pro.