Starting today, all OpenDNS network administrators can choose whether or not they’d like to include a link to “Contact your network administrator” on the block page that pops up when users on your network try to access…
We’re launching a powerful new feature today. We are giving you the power to block specific websites. That means you can protect your computer, your house, your office and anything else that uses DNS from being able to service…
Can I have a drumroll please (or maybe a dancing banana)…
Today we give you shortcuts, marking the first time you’ve ever had control over how your address bar behaves. Shortcuts are a cool way to use a short word for a long…
This week, www.opendns.com got a makeover. It’s not drastic. Maybe you didn’t notice. But we’re doing three things differently now.
The site changes subtly if you’re using OpenDNS already.
The accounts system got a thorough…
As promised, account-less preferences were removed just now. I trust the three previous reminders did the trick, but if you have any concerns, please let us know. A free, secure account fully replaces the old preferences and opens…
Told you once. Told you twice. This is the last time. 
Account-less preferences will be disabled on Monday, April 9, 2007.
Once again, if you’ve been using account-less prefs, time to get a free account… now. This only…
This is the second reminder that account-less preferences are going away. We don’t mean to nag, but since these preferences are “account-less” we have no way to contact you and ask that you go make an account.
Account-less…
When OpenDNS invited the public in on July 10, 2006, there was not yet a mechanism for controlling your DNS preferences. It only took one week for us to get started, with the introduction of account-less preferences (for single,…
The following release is not being distributed far and wide.
OpenDNS Thanks Its Users with Cranberry Choice for Thanksgiving
Canned or whole cranberries, intelligent DNS platform offers users choice about how they want their…
See the new tab up there, at the far right? It says My Account. Go ahead and take a look. Or read on for why you’ll want to create a free account. You can find the tab and Sign In link at the upper right of every page of the…
