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This is a long shot, but for links that don’t automatically redirect you to its destination (think YouTube links) AND don’t get caught by ClearURLs filter, it would be swell to find out where the ultimate destination is, and often times it’s done by embedding the actual link within the querystring.
The question is, then what? What do we treat it as? A candidate? What if it’s something completely unrelated? How do we know when it is a “candidate” and if so, how do we know if this candidate fits better than others?
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Try to extract links from querystrings
Try to extract links from querystrings and URL fragments (e.g. postmark has pst.mk/$theactuallink/blahblahblah)
Dec 1, 2021
This is a long shot, but for links that don’t automatically redirect you to its destination (think YouTube links) AND don’t get caught by ClearURLs filter, it would be swell to find out where the ultimate destination is, and often times it’s done by embedding the actual link within the querystring.
Using something like this https://github.com/sindresorhus/get-urls/blob/main/index.js#L5 and https://github.com/niftylettuce/url-regex-safe we could extract URLs from querystrings.
The question is, then what? What do we treat it as? A candidate? What if it’s something completely unrelated? How do we know when it is a “candidate” and if so, how do we know if this candidate fits better than others?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: