ufs.sh or utfs.io?

Docs say: Previously, all files were served from https://utfs.io/f/<FILE_KEY>. This is still supported, but not recommended and may be deprecated in the future. and also Everything is served from https://<APP_ID>.ufs.sh/f/<FILE_KEY> But the upload function returns the response object with file url as a utfs.io Should we be re-writing this manually for each upload?
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Amodit
Amodit2d ago
Theo mentioned in a YouTube video that this is for security, so that each app can have a separate sub-domain name
Amodit
Amodit2d ago
Theo - t3․gg
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team_dale
team_daleOP2d ago
Makes sense as to why we're using .sh - no problem with that. Just wondering what the practical outcome is now though. So we're manually re-writing links that come back from the react component?

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