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I have found one truly valuable use case for shorter URLs: when a link is included in a printed document. The problem is that every URL shortener replaces the d
by wintermutestwin 4y ago
I have found one truly valuable use case for shorter URLs: when a link is included in a printed document. The problem is that every URL shortener replaces the domain, which is IMO a highly dangerous thing.
- bombcar 4y agoI have a short enough domain for work that I can just make a simple redirect for short "easy to type" URLs as needed. I prefer things like example.com/cats when possible vs technically shorter but harder to remember things from bit.ly or whatever.