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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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FPLM
Lightweight and versatile link shortener that makes life better.
...What separates FPLM from the rest is how it shortens URLs on the domain it is living on; not an outside source, so it makes your site seem more professional. FPLM requires the web server basics: • PHP v5.3+ • mySQL v5.1.58+ *Optional for improved performance* • jQuery v10+ <<< Proudly built in Canada >>> -
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Shorturl4j is a java library to integrate your java application with the the most url shortening services in the web.
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urlshorten service developed in vb.net try it at http://s.hzj-jie.net/ such as, this page is at http://s.hzj-jie.net/oxxUFT it's a similar service as tinyurl.com or bit.ly, unfortunately, i do not have such a short url...
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A URL shorterner for ASP.NET / C# that works in the same way as TinyURL and bit.ly. Implemented as a ASPX page (for redirecting shortened URLs to their destination) and a Web Service (to be used as an API for creating / retrieving shortened URLs).
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