glade (.glade)

.glade is a generic top-level domain that was intended to be run by Johnson Shareholdings, Inc. It never made it into the root zone, meaning it was never actually usable on the internet. The domain was originally delegated to Johnson Shareholdings in July 2016, but it was later revoked in December 2021. There is no active registry or sponsoring organization associated with .glade today. Because the domain never went live, it has no registration rules or eligibility requirements beyond the original delegation agreement. The name "glade" likely refers to an open area in a forest or a brand, but with no public registry or marketed use, the TLD effectively ceased to exist after its revocation. The IANA record lists no name servers and no administrative or technical contacts, reflecting its dead status.

.glade was one of many new gTLDs applied for during ICANN's 2012 expansion round. Johnson Shareholdings, Inc. secured the delegation in July 2016, but by December 2021 the domain had been revoked. The reasons for revocation are not detailed in the public IANA record, but the TLD was never added to the root zone, so it never resolved as a domain extension.