Is js considered as non-html?
EDIT: There's questions downthread if I've misunderstood ImageBoss's role here. I think ImageBoss was also blocked by CloudFlare recently and separately and is not OP's website.
OP's website (imageboss) looks pretty rad, you can host images and have all sorts of derivative transformations that are done by imageboss and cached for you.
But it's functioning as a CDN (and boasts unlimited transformations, requests and bandwidth, which I think we all know is not actually possible.)
"We use Imageboss for all our image manipulation needs. During our migration out of cloudflare we had some difficulties with their service... small businesses like Imageboss were humane, professional and could really help us when we were in need"
OP didn't built imageboss or have any relationship with it until they were booted from Cloudflare and moved to it. They certainly didn't build it on top of Cloudflare.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/igorescobar_cloudflare-just-b...
The post leans pretty heavily comes across as a reactionary rant - it could be much clearer on the entire situation.
Yeah, but I think that js can be considered as a "functional equivalent" to HTML only when Browser APIs are used