Release notes, DNS explainers and practical tips. What shipped in DNSense and why it matters, plus the record types, TTL choices and migration steps that decide whether a change goes unnoticed or takes a site down.
Enable the TransIP API, generate a key pair without IP whitelisting and connect it to DNSense with your username and private key.
A CNAME makes one name an alias of another. Why it cannot sit at the root of a domain, why it cannot share a name with other records, and how to use it.
Create a Porkbun API key and secret, switch on API access per domain, and connect the account to DNSense.
AAAA records map a name to an IPv6 address. How to read the notation, why a half-working IPv6 setup is worse than none, and how to add one.
Generate a Read & Write API token in the Hetzner Console and connect your Hetzner DNS zones to DNSense.
What an A record does, how TTL and multiple A records behave, and how to add one in DNSense without breaking a live site.
Create a scoped Cloudflare API token with Zone Read and DNS Edit, and connect it to DNSense without handing over your global key.
Zone file import and export, TLSA records, inline record editing, bulk delete, and a long list of DirectAdmin and provider fixes.
A light and dark mode switch with a rebuilt light theme, a delete confirmation for Space users, and fixes for Openprovider and Cloudflare.
Add records in bulk, SRV record support, MX Toolbox lookups from the record menu, DirectAdmin connections, and a searchable Time machine.
Team owners can now enforce two-factor authentication, Google sign-ups can set a password, and the Porkbun connection follows their new API.
History with one-click undo, zone export to templates and CSV, Versio support, and Sectigo zone detection for Openprovider.
New to DNS? Start with what DNS is, then read about the record types you will use most: A, CNAME and MX. Planning a migration? How long DNS changes take explains why the old TTL decides the wait.
Connecting a provider? The step-by-step guides show where to create the API key at Cloudflare, TransIP, Openprovider and more. Release notes list what changed in DNSense and when.
