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 Starting from version 0.2.7.19, WelsonJS supports the Remote Script Execution feature. You can test it as follows:
 
 ```sh
-cscript app.js https://pub-f926e14287b340cd9eff33731bb25329.r2.dev/helloworld.js
+cscript app.js https://oss.catswords.net/helloworld.js
 ```
 
 If you want to use it within your code, you can do it like this:
 
 ```js
-var HELO = require("https://pub-f926e14287b340cd9eff33731bb25329.r2.dev/helloworld.js");
+var HELO = require("https://oss.catswords.net/helloworld.js");
 HELO.main();
 ```
 
 If it works correctly, the console will output the following results:
 
 ```
-[*] Requested URL: https://pub-f926e14287b340cd9eff33731bb25329.r2.dev/helloworld.js
+[*] Requested URL: https://oss.catswords.net/helloworld.js
 [*] Received 81 bytes
 [*] Hello world
 ```
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