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In figures: the top-level domain (.ee) in 2020

Here’s a brief look back at the .ee registry in 2020 – how many domain names were ordered, how many were abandoned, and the dynamics of the registry over the past decade. By the way, do you know what the longest .ee domain registered in 2020 was?

In figures: the top-level domain (.ee) in 2020

A total of 24,780 new .ee domains were registered in Estonia in 2020, bringing the number of domains in the register to over 137,000. A full 86.25% of the domains were extended (95,327) and 15,444 domains were deleted from the register. The most intensive period for new .ee domain registration took place in April 2020, at the height of the first wave of the pandemic. As usual, the summer months proved to be the least active. Compared to 2019, 11.5% more new domains were registered in 2020.

The longest .ee domain of the year was olga-pyss-sai-vanemaks-sellega-ka-targemaks-palju-6nne-kallis.ee, but of course it falls well short of the technical record, which is an .ee internet address consisting of 63 e-letters registered in 2016.

The graph above shows the growth of the .ee domain over the last decade. Leaving aside the two clearly exceptional years (the record results for 2015 and 2016 were based on the so-called China boom, see here for additional details), growth has been fairly steady over the period.

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