A Good Link Shortener That Allows Editing

Noah Hawryshko

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Apr 28, 2016

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• May 31, 2016

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I'm looking for a link shortener that will allow me to edit where the shortened link is going after I've created it for some social networking CPA. Does anybody know of a shortener like this? Bit.ly doesn't do it for "security reasons".

 

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davidkal

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Jul 23, 2016

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• Jul 23, 2016

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hey, here is one but its new http://www.goshrt.xyz

 

OrangeNRG

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• Jul 23, 2016

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Use your own domain so you have full control.

 

Blare

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Aug 20, 2009

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• Jul 24, 2016

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this one just came out, and seems good http://rurl.us/

 

Aty

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• Jul 24, 2016

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Since the thread is already bumped I'll leave my favorite url shortener, namely Snipli.

 

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metion

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• Jul 24, 2016

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Friend of mine buy the script and setup his own url shortner site I am using it to this is the website http://megys.in

 

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sharingislife

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Aug 1, 2016

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• Aug 1, 2016

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uFire is good. has loads of features. https://ufi.re

 

picapiedra18

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• Sep 11, 2016

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Snipli is giving me trouble showing ads before my pages. I do have pro account.

Anymore reliable site out there?

 

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towelfox

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• Sep 11, 2016

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I wouldn't trust any of these 'new' link shorteners. Give them a few weeks and see where all the links are pointing.

Use your own domain or you'll get redirected elsewhere again with no way to change back.

 

picapiedra18

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• Sep 11, 2016

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@towelfox,

Any good script that you can recommend or best solution?

 

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towelfox

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Jan 11, 2012

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• Sep 11, 2016

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picapiedra18 said:

@towelfox,

Any good script that you can recommend or best solution?

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It's not something I do a lot of so for simple one off's of just a few redirects i'd just use the Web server configuration to do it. Set up a 301 from a domain/subdomain and change it whenever you like (I think I know what you're doing here but I won't elaborate)

It's actually quite a simple thing to code in php/sql if you want a more robust and easy to manage solution. There are probably WordPress plugins available to do this but I dont use it so can't advise.

https://www.digitalocean.com/commun...and-permanent-redirects-with-apache-and-nginx

That link should give you a head start on redirects anyway so hope it helps.

 

Sin

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• Sep 15, 2016

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I use this shortener for my blackhat stuff and the links never get removed: zuf.io

 

dabandit

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• Sep 18, 2016

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YOURLS.