Issues with Cloudflare Images
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Issues with Cloudflare Images
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#3I have passed this on to the product manager and engineering lead for Cloudflare Images. Thanks for the write up.
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#6The original image is my biggest complaint. I was making a service where users would want to batch retrieve what they've uploaded. No response on the forums to that.
Also hit the CORS issue, so rather than fetching an image and loading it into a canvas I have to use a fake image element. This makes the canvas untrusted.
Delete was also annoying. I wanted to blow out my dev environment and there was no way to just purge everything.
I kinda stalled, was going to try S3 since the original image thing was such a breaker for me. I was vocal about all these same issues, making my own threads and bumping others in the forum.
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#7that's probably the logical continuation of video hosting - if you upload something to, say, YouTube, you also don't expect to be able to retrieve the original video from there. It may be a high-quality version, but it still gets reencoded on upload...
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#8How is it possible that they shipped this product in this state?
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#9> No way to retrieve original image that's probably the logical continuation of video hosting - if you upload something to, say, YouTube, you also don't expect to be able to retrieve the original video from there. It may be a high-quality version, but it still gets reencoded on upload...
Where-as Vimeo is closer to a video hosting service.