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Namecheap because they've lived up to their name. The DNS for my domains is all on Cloudflare though as I can automate my letsencrypt renewal that way that I couldn't on plain old namecheap.
I'm on name cheap and all my letsemcrypt renewals are automated easily.
Just had a thought. It was wildcard subdomain I couldn't do with namecheap. Things like *.domain.tld
I use acme.sh and everything works fine. It has hooks for namecheap and wildcrds automatically renew
Maybe its different now, but it didn't used to be possible to do that.
how? I have a cron job for that on my hosting server.
Same