I want to use a file that is hosted online without saving it locally first.

This feature allows you to reference and use a file directly from an online location without downloading it to your device first. It streamlines workflows, reduces local storage needs, and helps you work with the most up-to-date version of a file.

This feature enables you to use a remotely hosted file by pointing to its online location, rather than saving a local copy before you can work with it. It is designed for scenarios where files are stored in cloud storage, internal servers, or other web-accessible locations. By relying on the online source, you can reduce manual steps and keep your workflow faster and more consistent. It also helps minimize local storage usage and avoids duplicate copies of the same file across devices. Using a hosted file can improve collaboration because multiple people can reference the same source instead of passing files around. It is especially useful when files change frequently and you want to avoid working from an outdated download. This approach can simplify automation and repeatable processes because your input can remain a stable URL rather than a local path. It supports use cases like processing datasets hosted in the cloud, reading documents from a shared repository, or integrating remote assets into a project. Overall, the feature improves efficiency and reliability by letting you work directly from the authoritative online file.