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It doesn't allow each type of image to be found using the hash alone but you can do like /h7Sdx.jpg
or whatever instead of /j/h7Sdx
. If you want additional functionality, implement it yourself.
This is my .htaccess. I removed the "g/", "j/", and "w/" on lines 15-17.
This is what happens when I remove it:
https://demihypercube.space/i/wPevr.png <-- Works.
https://demihypercube.space/i/wPevr <-- Doesn't work.
When I add them back, both of the links work.
Because now it doesn't know what type of image it's trying to find. Solution for your problem isn't implemented.
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This is my .htaccess. I just removed the /j/g/w in the front and now it broke PNGs. Using .png works, but removing it doesn't.
https://demihypercube.space/i/wPevr.png <-- Works. https://demihypercube.space/i/wPevr <-- Doesn't work.
I don't see why PNGs broke, I didn't change that line.
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Can I remove the /w/, /g/, or /j/ from the url? Not the raw link, but this kind: https://demihypercube.space/i/g/4tCGS