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I switched all my donations to cloudflare. Tried out pork bun and did like it but cloudflare is so good. I do hate in principal that they force you to use their dns, but in practice I want to use them for DNS anyhow. Their ZeroTrust tunnel is pretty slick too.
I'm not following what do you mean when you say they force you to use their DNS. How does their DNS service relate to having a domain registered with them?
With Cloudflare as the registrar, you can’t change the name server for the root domain. It locks you in to Cloudflare’s NS.
You might be able to manually create NS records for
@, but I've never tried it.