E.g. searching "mailop" on google and then sharing the mailop.org search result may give you https://share.google/hUodPnCKyG7xXAJF2 which gives you a 302 redirect to https://www.google.com/share.google?q=hUodPnCKyG7xXAJF2. The site then 301 redirects you to https://www.mailop.org/.
Users usually don't care about the link and just use it in their messages or, of course, a malicious person may use it to obfuscate the real destination.
Cheers, Norbert On 21/09/2026 22:43, ndrs via mailop wrote:
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