At a cursory look, maybe, but I'd say there are some pretty fundamental differences between the two. An itty bitty link isn't self-contained. It does include a

At a cursory look, maybe, but I'd say there are some pretty fundamental differences between the two. An itty bitty link isn't self-contained. It does include a base64 string, but that contains some compressed text, which means you'll need a few more tools to actually get the content back if you don't have the site available. Itty bitty is also just a plain-text editor. No messing around to create HTML. On the other hand, the URLs it generates don't break the limits of some browser implementations, because it isn't a terrible idea to begin with, like mine.