Aniwatch Says “This domain has recently been registered with Namecheap.”

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According to anime fans, Aniwatch is currently not working; whenever they attempt to play a video, an error message reading “This domain has recently been registered with Namecheap.” appears on the screen. Regarding this, numerous posts have also been made by users on Reddit and Twitter.

However, I found a solution to this problem through a Reddit post. That post contained a GitHub link revealing that the Aniwatch site previously used megacloud.blog as its video host since it has now shifted to megacloud.tv, users are encountering the “Namecheap error message” issue during streaming.

Aniwatch Says "This domain has recently been registered with Namecheap."

According to a Reddit post, you can easily fix this issue with the help of a new browser extension. The steps for various browsers are listed below. Simply install the extension compatible with your browser and stream anime without any issues.

Step 1. Download and Extract MegaCloudFix Extension

This new MegaCloudFix extension can easily bypass this issue. However, you will need to download this extension from GitHub and extract it on your computer.

Step 1. Go to Github’s MegaCloudFix Page and Click on Code and then Download Zip.

megacloudfix extension

Step 2. Open File Explorer and Navigate to Downloaded File.

megacloudfix extension

Step 3. Right-Click on Extension Zip and then Extract All.

Note: Select Your Path and Then Extract.

Once the extension ZIP file has been extracted in your file explorer, you will need to install it in your browser. To do this, follow the steps provided below.

Step 2. Install MegaCloudFix Extension in Your Browsers

1. On Google Chrome

  1. Go to chrome://extensions/.
  2. Enable the Developer Mode Toggle at the Top Right.
  3. Click on “Load unpacked”.
  4. Select the megacloudfix directory from the File.

2. On Firefox

  1. Go to about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox.
  2. Click on “Load Temporary Add-on”.
  3. Select the megacloudfix File Directory.

3. On Microsoft Edge

  1. Go to edge://extensions.
  2. Enable the Developer Mode Toggle at the Bottom Left.
  3. Click on “Load unpacked”.
  4. Select the megacloudfix directory from the File.

4. On Opera/GX

  1. Go to opera://extensions.
  2. Enable the Developer Mode Toggle at the Top Right.
  3. Click on “Load unpacked”.
  4. Select the megacloudfix directory from the File.

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