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Mozilla will delete Solo-hosted websites and data on 30 November 2026
Mozilla is shutting down Solo, its AI-powered website builder and hosting service, on 30 November 2026, after which all hosted sites and data will be deleted. The closure leaves users needing to move their websites and domains, highlighting the risks of relying on a provider for an online presence.
Launched in December 2023 for sole traders, Solo was used by about 54,000 people. Users can download a ZIP with an HTML export, contact form and newsletter submissions, plus a CSV linking to images, which must be saved separately. Domains bought through Solo Domains can be transferred to Name.com, following Mozilla’s instructions; the company says it notified users on 1 October and offered a 60-day transition period.
In short
- Solo hosting ends on 30 November 2026.
- About 54,000 users need to move their sites.
- Images must be downloaded separately from the site export.
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Originally published by The Register as “Mozilla leaves Solo website owners to go it alone as hosting shuts down”.