ww2domains

Although you may have grown accustomed with the “www” prefix when it comes to website addresses, they are basically just subdomains, used as a way to pinpoint the path to the actual machine holding the files. Hence, it can be changed with anything else, depending on your preferences and the way you want your website address to look like.

ww2domains is a software utility that enables you to register new domains over the Internet, using the intuitive ww2 subdomain name. Hence, you are able to redirect your personal web pages through this address, as well as choose from a wide variety of yet unused names. The application also allows you to open websites registered using the ww2 prefix into your default web browser.

To create a new domain, all you are required to do is enter the desired address, as well as provide the utility with a few details regarding your email, name and the forwarding address to be used with the newly created subdomain. It should be noted that the application allows you to create a free domain for 30 days, but you need to pay for additional time.

The whois operation is generally used to retrieve information about Internet domains, such as details regarding the owner and the registration date. ww2domains enables you to perform the query on ww2 addresses and check on whether the domain is in use or not, as well as view the usual details surrounding the forwarding address, availability period and country of origin.

As far as the provided configuration settings, the application does not offer you too many features or functions that can be customized. You can, however, change the web browser used to open the selected pages, by choosing between Opera, Internet Explorer and Google Chrome. As you might expect, you can only use those that are installed on your computer.

Despite the fact that you do not have a wide array of features at your disposal, ww2domains manages to provide an easy-to-use and intuitive interface. The built-in whois tool makes it even simpler to verifypotential domain names, so you do not have to check with an external service before registering a new one.