Truncated URLs may be longer than the original URL if they were just left alone. The URL truncator will append three periods (not a &helip; character) to the e

Truncated URLs may be longer than the original URL if they were just left alone. The URL truncator will append three periods (not a &helip; character) to the end of a URL. In some cases (say for a URL of 62 characters), the last character will be removed and replaced with three periods. This increases the total size of the URL text to 64 characters. The algorithm appears to be def truncate(word, postfix = '...') if ((word + postfix).length > 64) word = word[0, 64 - postfix.length] + postfix end word end There doesn't seem to be a need to add the postfix length to the check. This should suffice: def truncate(word, postfix = '…') if (word.length > 64) word = word[0, 64 - postfix.length] + postfix end word end