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Polr
A modern, powerful, and robust URL shortener
Polr is a quick, modern, and open-source link shortener. It allows you to host your own URL shortener, to brand your URLs, and to gain control over your data. It's also GPLv2+ licensed. Read the installation documentation and get running in no time. Modern and simple interface to manage your links and control your instance. Run-on your own domain to adjust your branding to perfection. Use Polr out of the box or fork the code to tweak it to to your needs. Customize your instance's shortening... -
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Shrinky - Free URL Shortener Script
PHP/MYSQL
Free php script - a free URL forwarding service (URL redirection) allowing anyone to take any existing URL and shorten it (it works with or without ads) Demo :: https://cr.ma DOWNLOAD LINK :: https://shrinky.cr.ma -
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Vavag url shortener
Vavag is a complete suite for create a url shortener service
Vavag is a Open Source url shortener that allows you to create collections of links, distribution over a single short URL like http://v3g.es/1 and then track the resulting usage. The generated short URL is easier sharing on services like email, Twitter, Facebook or blogs. Collections of links, related content to distribute such as videos, websites, photos or part of a file hosted on Megaupload, rapidshare or similar service. If the collection is a single link Vavag it works as a traditional...
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