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There is a good use case for this. For example, if you copy a link from Twitter, you instead get the shortened URL so you're protected from malware when you cli
by spullara 14y ago
There is a good use case for this. For example, if you copy a link from Twitter, you instead get the shortened URL so you're protected from malware when you click through:
https://twitter.com/sampullara/status/320695597894098944 https://twitter.com/sampullara/status/320695597894098944
- robinson-wall 14y agoNo, they're actually using this trick to do the exact opposite. If you right click and say 'copy link' you'll get the t.co URL, but if you select the partially rendered URL and ^C you get the full (non-shortened) URL in your clipboard.