Yes, that's exactly why I don't like them on principle, usually. Also don't
like to waste time by clicking on some bogus news site full of yellow stuff.
I will definitely give that highlight status line a try and see if that
works. I did notice that newspapers do this; I still would prefer they
Not necessarily Twitter, but a way to keep a link from wrapping into two or
more lines when sending it.
If you notice, a lot of newspapers use shortened URL's as well.
If I recall, if you highlight the link and look on the bottom (status line)
in your virtual window, it should translate the
Yes, I usually just alter links that fragment by hand, but I guess that makes
sense.
Cheers.
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I think it has to do with wrap around when copying a long link. Can
fragment. I use www.tinyurl.com (which I think is the first of the
species).
On 9/18/2017 2:00 PM, JM Casey wrote:
Hey.
I have known about this for a while but never used it, and to be honest,
never really understood the
Hey.
I have known about this for a while but never used it, and to be honest,
never really understood the purpose. Maybe I'm weird but when I see people
post links like this I always get kind of annoyed that I can't immediately
read the actual URL before going to the link. Is there a purpose to
Hi.
Paste the original link into the edit field at http://bit.ly. It'll spit
out a shortened link you can copy and distribute, and when the
recipients click on the shortened link it goes to the original URL. Is
this what you're asking?
Cheers:
Aaron Spears, A.K.A. valiant8086. General
is their a way to shorten a link that you are trying to open
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