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How To Disable CloudFlare - CloudFlare Guide
Disabling CloudFlare
- Click the CloudFlare icon, located in the Domains section of your control panel.
- Scroll to the bottom of the page.
- Choose your domain name from the dropdown menu.
- Click the Disable button to disable CloudFlare.
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