[fastball]

This thread is devolving rapidly but:

> Not even, the application is making GET, POST and PUT requests to send the file to a /link endpoint

Capableweb definitely said the file is being sent to the server. Not sure how much more literally that could be said, in fact. You somehow managed to quote the second line of that comment (some might say "cherry pick") while completely missing the first line where they explicitly said what it was claimed they said. Genuinely not sure if you're being deliberately misleading or have some of the worst reading comprehension I've seen on the internet.

[remram]

Yes, in order to send the file, the application is making GET, POST, and PUT requests. He didn't say the file was sent over the requests. We obviously understood this differently.

If you and Kiro could just recognize that different people can understand that sentence in different ways, we wouldn't be there, but instead you like to proclaim that "no one is saying anything about" and "what's being disputed is" and other "that other person definitely said"

I can see how I'm expecting too much of you. You have a nice day now, though I'm sure it will be full of people not understanding things exactly as you do.

[fastball]

> send the file to a /link endpoint

This isn't some ambiguous statement that is open to interpretation. They literally said the file is being sent to a /link endpoint. What part of that statement of you struggling to parse?

[Kiro]

No, it's not a question of interpretation. You simply understood it incorrectly. Another quote from capableweb in this thread which hopefully makes this clear for you:

> uploading happens by doing a POST request to the server, and fetching happens by doing a PUT request, not sure why people keep re-iterating that it's probably WebRTC when it's really not, this is just a very basic, centralized server that does the receiving/sending of the file