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 ## Stores
 
-In Svelte 4 stores were THE way to allow interactivity outside of a `.svelte` file. In Svelte 5 that changed and you can now use a `.svelte.{ts|js}` file with universal reactivity.
+In Svelte 4, stores were the only way to allow reactivity outside of a `.svelte` file. In Svelte 5, you can use runes in [`.svelte.{ts|js}`](/docs/svelte/svelte-js-files) files with universal reactivity.
 
 When possible, prefer to use universal reactivity instead of stores. If you're writing a utility that may be used across multiple projects, keep in mind that some projects may still use stores, and try to make your utilities backwards-compatible.