It does support using S3 presigned requests, but it's admittedly a little awkward to ask a server for a presigned request before every fetch. But does still have the benefit that you can have a small and light server just handing out signed requests, and then the user and their browser does the heavy lifting. This can save a lot on scaling out server costs.
That being said, I wish there was a better auth story. Open to suggestions if anyone has ideas!
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