Link Shortener: URL Shortener in browser

Ever tried sharing a link so long, it feels like you’re dragging a chain of spaghetti through your chats? Why struggle? This browser extension trims those beasts down to size in seconds! One click and BOOM—you’ve got a short, slick URL ready to share in emails, posts, or wherever. But hold on - is short always better? Does trimming down a link lose some of that precious context, or is it just pure convenience we’re after? And here’s the real kicker: How does this stack up to what you’ve used before? Ever tried other link shorteners like Bitly or TinyURL? How do they compare? Is there a secret sauce in one that others don’t offer? Do some platforms create links that feel more trustworthy or professional? Does customization matter to you, or are you just after the fastest solution? Let’s hear your stories! What’s been your go-to tool, and what’s the one feature you wish every link shortener had?

hey @jb36, kudos on the launch of Link Shortener! aesthetically pleasing and efficient, sounds like a tool we never knew we needed - how does it handle the tricky business of maintaining context when links get squashed down?

Straightforward link shortener extension. Its main advantage: no need to copy/paste URLs. Click the icon, and it instantly shortens the current page link. Useful for quick sharing on social media or in messages. Simple but effective for basic link shortening needs.