Google shortener

Features ○ History support ○ Auto copy to clipboard ○ Keyboard shortcut ○ Context menu ○ QR Code ○ Highly customizable ○ Incognito mode ○ Share with your . Users can create these short links through the web interface at goo. This API reference is organized by resource type. Each resource type has one or more data representations and one or more methods. For Url Resource details, see the resource representation page.

This is the programmatic side of the web site at goo.

To begin, you should read the section on Authentication. After that, you can skip ahead to the section describing whichever action you would like to perform. The user can access a list of URLs that has . Make sure that you are logged into.

Below, more about the new entry, how it compares to the more established Bit. You can run this package to use the package. Take a look at Bitly and Goo.

During this year old history of . Almost works, except for the logo in the URL bar which claims that the URL is not correct (like for the others).

Right-clicking the tab works. URL shorten service (also called a redirection service). The fastest and prettiest way to shorten URLs and get their click analytics. URL that expands to the long URL you provided.

If your request includes an auth token, then this URL will be unique. If not, then it might be reused from a previous request to shorten the same URL. Url s the long URL to which it expands. In most cases, this will be the same as the . Grante you can manually add UTM tracking codes to any link, and then shorten them down with a basic link shortener. But some tools will let you preset those tracking codes and then automatically append them to whatever links . Use this tool to shorten long URLs.

Simplify links and track clicks with this clever URL Shortener. There are lots of URL Shortener services out there like bit. Anyone can use it to create a one-off shortened . Some of our favorite existing URL . Now it has a slick Android app to go along with it.

You need to add projection=FULL to your GET request to the API. See this page for details.