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I didn't realize CloudFlare would forcefully start redesigning your URLs to their taste. This is absolute nonsense, I can't believe they do that. Really poor ch
by 3cats-in-a-coat 3y ago
I didn't realize CloudFlare would forcefully start redesigning your URLs to their taste. This is absolute nonsense, I can't believe they do that. Really poor choice.
- kentonv 3y agoNote this is Cloudflare Pages, not Cloudflare in general. Cloudflare Pages is a product that hosts static content on Cloudflare. You upload your files to Cloudflare, and it serves them, you don't have your own server. Many static content hosting services have this exact behavior. In fact, many web servers have offered this behavior, going back decades, because it's what a lot of people want. It's kind of needed to work around the fact that files usually indicate their type by filename extension, but URLs are not supposed to have such extensions since they indicate their file type by `Content-Type` header. (I work for Cloudflare but not on Pages specifically.)
- 3cats-in-a-coat 3y agoThanks for the clarification, but even if that's what people want, then CloudFlare should ask them if they want it or not, at the very least allow them to opt out of it. According to OP's story it seems there's no (obvious) way to opt out of this.