Joomla! must ship with all required files. Otherwise it would be unusable where internet connection is not available (e.g. intranets).

Closed for the reason stated above.

What does Intranet has with CDN servers? If you want to know more about CDN's you can wisit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_delivery_network .

BTW, does anyone know about Cloudflare? The files of those links (from my previous post) are hosted on Cloudflare CDN servers. If you want to have more info about Cloudflare you can visit https://www.cloudflare.com/network/ & https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/ .

If you are using an intranet then you cannot use a cdn

Changed HTML5Shiv from Joomla's original link to new https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/html5shiv/3.7.3/html5shiv.min.js in https://baleshevich.dobojcaffe.com/v2/ and it works.

We are not saying that if you use a cdn it will not work.

We are saying if you are on an intranet and do not have access to the entire internet then a cdn will not work as you cannot access the files.

This is why the core of joomla must ship with all the files

We are not saying that if you use a cdn it will not work.

We are saying if you are on an intranet and do not have access to the entire internet then a cdn will not work as you cannot access the files.

This is why the core of joomla must ship with all the files

I must have read "Intranet" because @SharkyKZ might wrote that.
BTW, how does Joomla! uses CDN for Banners @ Joomla! Volunteers Portal ?

BTW, how does Joomla! uses CDN for Banners @ Joomla! Volunteers Portal ?

Please ask on Forum

@franz-wohlkoenig I mean, if Joomla! can use CDN for Joomla! Volunteers Banners, why can't it use CDN for JQuery, HTML5Shiv, Bootstrap & Mootools . Right?

We are not saying that if you use a cdn it will not work.

We are saying if you are on an intranet and do not have access to the entire internet then a cdn will not work as you cannot access the files.

This is why the core of joomla must ship with all the files

Out-of-the-box, Joomla cannot require files be loaded from a third party CDN. Someone using Joomla can opt to use a CDN if they choose.

If you are in a closed network environment (AKA intranet), where there is limited or no access to the public internet, then loading files from a CDN is not going to be possible. This is basically the same as if you're working on a copy of a website on your local computer that has its internet access turned off.

Please remember that not every PHP application is deployed somewhere that can just load anything from anywhere in the world. If Joomla, or any CMS, defaulted to requiring a CDN to load resources, then those platforms would immediately be unusable to anyone who is intending on deploying said CMS into a closed network.

Guys, are you sitfing on your ears?! Can you read the only compent of @SharkyKZ.

I DON'T USE INTRANET, AND I WANT FROM JOOMLA TO USE CDN, BECAUSE SOME BRAINIACS WANT TO ADD MORE FILES TO UPLOAD TO SERVER, AND SOME OF US DON'T HAVE UNLIMITED SPACE ON SERVERS.
I WANT FROM JOOMLA! TO TAKE SOME OF HEAVY FILES LIKE BOOTSTRAP, JQUERY, HTML5SHIV AND UPLOAD THEM TO THEIR CDN SERVER(S) , OR TO USE ONLY MINIFIED VERSION OF THIS FILES, BECAUSE JOOMLA! IS GETTING TOO HEAVY AND DEMANDING TO UPLOAD VIA FTP.

You can configure Joomla to use a CDN, nothing stops you from doing that.

Joomla cannot be set up to by default require a CDN or to not ship the media files that it requires. That makes Joomla unusable in a closed network environment, period. And no, this is not a hypothetical issue. My first experience with Joomla was on one of those closed networks where no CDNs are available at all.

As this has been repeatedly answered as to why it is not feasible to strip the default distribution of Joomla of media files or to require public internet access to a CDN, I suggest locking this issue as resolved.