You get a message with a link: https://bit.ly/4xgurWK No context. No preview. Just a short URL...
You get a message with a link: https://bit.ly/4xgurWK
No context. No preview. Just a short URL pointing somewhere unknown.
Most people do one of two things — click it and hope for the best, or ignore it entirely. Neither is great. There's a third option, and it's what I built RevealURL for.
The Problem With Short Links
URL shorteners are genuinely useful. They tame long, unwieldy links for sharing on social media, in print, or in messages.
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If you are a developer, you shorten URLs constantly. API docs, staging links, webhook URLs, client...
Why checking whether a URL responds is not the same as checking where visitors actually land after redirects.
