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I’m not sure there are many people who like GoDaddy, but there are plenty who still use the web registrar and host because they don’t know any better. I can’t fault them. I’m pretty sure I used GoDaddy to register my first domain name, either because I heard the company’s name on a commercial and associated them with “how to get a domain name” in my head, or I saw some deal online. (Probably that.)

There’s plenty to not like about GoDaddy—including its past stances on important things, how it treats potential customers, that whole SOPA thing, and its jacked-up pricing models. You can now add one more annoyance to the list. Recently, programmer Igor Kromin discovered that GoDaddy was injecting annoying Javascript into his website. The code is a part of the service’s “Real User Metrics” feature, which you would automatically opt into using if one of the company’s U.S. data centers was hosting your site.
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Consider switching to a different web host
You can always drop GoDaddy like a bad Tinder date and sign up for a site that gives you premade templates to play with—like Spark Imagination Web Solutions, www.sim.com.ngSquarespace or Wix—and just point your domain to whatever address they create for you. This will limit your creativity and your bank account, but it’s an option if you just need a basic website that looks good and functions well.