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*Alstra Solutions Offers Free .ngo.us Domains to Nonprofits*

Alstra Solutions is offering free .ngo.us domain names and subdomains specifically tailored for nonprofits around the globe. With rising domain registration costs, our mission is to support not-for-profit organizations by alleviating these financial burdens, enabling them to expand their online presence.

*Here’s How It Works:*

- *Sign Up:* Create your account at https://nic.ngo.us/ but do not purchase anything. - *Email Us:* Send details about your nonprofit or project to admin[at]nic.ngo.us. - *Get Free Access:* We manually credit your account so you can register and renew domains at no cost.

This initiative is aimed at nonprofits that are independent and non-commercial. A $5 fee was introduced for self-registrations due to past abuses, but this can be waived for verified nonprofits seeking to establish or enhance their online presence.

*For Supporters:* If you’re not a nonprofit but want to help, you can support this service by paying the domain fee. Every little contribution helps sustain this project.

Please use this opportunity responsibly to help us keep supporting those who work for a better world.

For more details or to register, visit our website at [https://nic.ngo.us/](https://nic.ngo.us/). Let’s help nonprofits thrive online!

WEI Warning Banner is a WordPress plugin that shows up a banner to alert your website visitors of potential privacy concerns when their browser is utilizing Web Environment Integrity (WEI). The aim is to encourage the use of privacy-respecting browsers and promote awareness about internet privacy.

Features:

Displays a fixed position warning banner at the bottom of the webpage if the user's browser uses WEI.

Offers an admin settings page under the WordPress Settings menu, where admins can enable or disable the warning banner.

Yes. It is intended for users who are using Chromium-based browsers or others that still will support WEI. While you're right that if you're against WEI, you are more likely to opt for a browser that doesn't support it, not everyone may have that option or preference. As far as I know, no site has implemented this crap yet. So, while we believe the script would be effective based on WEI explainer docs, its real-world effectiveness is currently uncertain until we see actual implementations of WEI in use.

Response from Mozilla staff:

- Mozilla has geo-restricted certain content blocking add-ons for users in China because adblockers are illegal in China.

- Mozilla did participate in litigation in 2018 arguing for the position that adblockers shouldn't be banned under China’s anticompetition law, but Mozilla lost that litigation.

Source: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1371612