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"Caching your content," on a google.com URL, makes it their web site, not yours.

• maccard 9y ago
  I disagree. Using cloud flare doesn’t make your site belong to cloudflare.
  • deleted 9y ago
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  • tyingq 9y ago
    Cloudflare doesn't shove a header at the top of your page and JavaScript with unwanted behavior. I mentioned the carousel problem in another comment. But the default behavior is suboptimal too. That injected header has an [x] button. Users expect it to dismiss the header. Instead, it navigates away from YOUR page, back to Google.
  • IanCal 9y ago
    Does cloudflare change all your urls to theirs?