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http://unshort.me/ http://unshort.me/ Never fear.Also could you do some enlightening of others? Some people use URL shorteners by default when they are absolut
by Aoyagi 12y ago
http://unshort.me/ http://unshort.me/
Never fear.Also could you do some enlightening of others? Some people use URL shorteners by default when they are absolutely unnecessary. Not to mention privacy policy of these services is often uncomfortable at best.
- elwell 12y agoBut what if we're dealing with a bitly within a bitly? A 'bitly-ception'? It's bitly's all the way down... Does unshort.me recursively check? (Oh, and what if the bitly goes to an unmarked, safe-looking site with a js redirect or etc.?)
- Aoyagi 12y agoI believe unshort.me "unshorts" it all the way. I have no tested it as I'm a lazy useless individual, but feel free to try it out. Edit: OK, I just did a quick test, "unshorting" t.co link that hides a bit.ly link gives the final link.
- unshort 12y agoHey thanks for mentioning http://unshort.me http://unshort.me I created http://unshort.me http://unshort.me and you are correct it follows all the way until the shortened url is resolved unless it is a circular link. It also stores the result in a database so it works faster once someone resolves the URL. I also created fuseurl.com. It used to be a bitly but for many URLs but I shut it down because it started to contain a lot spams and viruses.
- Aoyagi 12y agoWell, then let me thank you for making the service work and keeping it clean.