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Google is shutting down its goo.gl URL shortening service

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Re: Google is shutting down its goo.gl URL shortening service

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I've recently came across a use case for an URL shortener (Entering long API calls on mobile devices) and was looking for a self-hosted solution. Any recommendations? (No public shortening service, only admins can create new shortcuts.)

Why not just have a cloud-synced document, from which you can tap/copy the real URLs on the mobile device?

Re: Google is shutting down its goo.gl URL shortening service

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The last time I used an URL shortener was in the old days when Twitter still counted every character of the URL against the 140 char limit. I'm curious what use cases URL shortening services have nowadays?

A lot of people use them for tracking. For example, you can use one underlying URL but have several shortened ones for various promotional places (email, Twitter, etc) and then use the analytics for the shortener to see which place is actually sending you traffic.

Re: Google is shutting down its goo.gl URL shortening service

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I guess I was just a little prescient back in 2011, when I wrote of URL-shortening services in a blog post, "let's not forget that these entities have a nasty tendency to vanish". Not that being prescient about the Big G end-of-lifing services is particularly visionary or difficult, tbh. The post[1] was to publicise a small shortener I'd written for myself (Java/JSP solution) -- in many ways deficient and lacking all…

> it worked well enough for me for a time until I got lazy, got ill, and got rid of the server it was running on. But I was bang on-target about the likelihood of such things disappearing...

Oh, the irony...

Re: Google is shutting down its goo.gl URL shortening service

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The last time I used an URL shortener was in the old days when Twitter still counted every character of the URL against the 140 char limit. I'm curious what use cases URL shortening services have nowadays?

I use them in the title / banner box in hipchat as a sticky resources finder for relevant info for that chat room. Display space is limited.
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