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CloudFlare's IPFS Gateway Makes it Easy To Create Distributed Web Sites (bleepingcomputer.com)
CloudFlare has introduced a new gateway that allows you to easily access content stored on IPFS, or the InterPlanetary File System, through a web browser and without having to install a client. From a report: With this announcement, CloudFlare also explains how you can use their gateway to create static web sites that are served entirely over IPFS. This allows users to create web sites containing information that cannot be censored by governments, companies, or other organizations. [...] With CloudFlare's IPFS Gateway, it is very easy to access files stored in IPFS using any web browser. To open a file stored on IPFS you would simply connect to the web address https://cloudflare-ipfs.com/ipfs/[hash] URL, where hash is the hash of the file stored on IPFS.
What is so bad with CloudFlare? What's your beef?
I use their free DNS because I can refresh it globally at-will; I develop websites. They have other features that look nice, but frankly I haven't been able to get around to implementing much else from CloudFlare.
You can't be ahead of the curve, if you're stuck in a loop.
Becuase the content is not hosted by Cloudflare - it's just a proxy. You can use many other means to access IPFS data.
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