We work with a variety of content management systems (CMS) such as WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, Magento, etc. While these systems are excellent in their own right, our customers have let us know that they still have trouble building their dream website.
Thus, Greengeeks is happy to announce its partnership with Weebly, a simple drag n’ drop website builder that allows you to build great websites.
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GreenGeeks takes security seriously and we’re working on ways to make it easier for you to enjoy a safe hosting experience. Over the last 8 months we have been working on improving our abuse workflow in an effort to ensure we are offering the best hosting experience in the industry.
Here’s the problem…
Continue reading “GreenGeeks Has Your Back. Improvements to Security Made.”
Last year, we announced that we are offering Let’s Encrypt Wildcard SSL certificates to our customers to promote a safer Internet. Earlier this year, we became an official sponsor of the Let’s Encrypt project. Now, we want to announce that we have launched our proprietary built Let’s Encrypt Integration, available to our customers hosted on our web hosting platform (shared and reseller only).
Continue reading “New Feature: Let’s Encrypt Automatic Certificate Install & Renewal”
We have been quietly working in the background to improve your user experience and are glad to announce the launch of our new Account Manager (currently in Beta).
During our invite only period, we applied over 280 improvements based on customer feedback and continue to improve based on feedback received by customers like you.
We are now inviting all of our customers to begin using the new Account Manager. All new features in the future will be only provisioned in the new Account Manager. We have big plans with our Account Manager to make sure we provide you with the best web hosting experience available.
We will continue to keep the Account Manager in beta while we work to improve as we bring in more users, and will begin to slowly phase out our current Account Manager.
Last year we let you know that SquirrelMail was going to be retired, and that time has come. In the last week of February 2019, SquirrelMail will be permanently removed and will no longer be available for use.
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SquirrelMail has been an option for Webmail since it was introduced over a decade ago and it hasn’t changed much in terms of features or appearance since. Its amazing stability allowed it to gather a faithful following among all types of users.
Unfortunately, SquirrelMail is being removed. Why do you ask?
I’m happy to announce that GreenGeeks is now offering our customers free Let’s Encrypt Wildcard SSL Certificates for their websites.
On April 21st, we turn 10 years old!
Ten years. Wow! I’m going to let that sink in for a moment.
In 2008, Trey founded GreenGeeks with a vision to not only become the best web hosting platform available but also create an organization that led the change in being environmentally friendly. I loved the vision Trey had and although we have known each other for years online – we had never met! In 2009, we took a chance together, and I joined the company, we finally met 6 months after starting the company. Together, we had a sense of renewed excitement for the vision of being the World’s #1 Green Energy Web Hosting Provider. Since then, we have grown to become one of the largest web hosting providers servicing over 300,000 websites to customers in over 150 countries globally.
Over the holidays, our system admins were busy behind the scenes launching a new application known as WordPress Protect, which provides for more robust protection for WordPress websites. WordPress Protect joins our ever growing security suite which is part of our new hosting platform.
Continue reading “Introducing WordPress Protect: Enhanced Brute Force Login Protection”
Unless you have been living under a rock, you’ve most certainly have heard about Hurricane Harvey and the devastation it has caused in Houston, Texas and the surrounding areas.
Continue reading “Hurricane Harvey: Its impact on GreenGeeks & Our Relief Effort”
