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HOW TO BYPASS ALL SHORT LINKS?

 Bitly, TinyURL, Cuttly, and many more. These are some of the URL shorteners that you can find on the internet. The main purpose of these websites or tools is to shorten the links that we share on the internet or make someone earn money by just sharing a link.


        But one of the main problems here is, there are so many URL shorteners that made the work much longer and there are so many ads, which is very annoying in my case. So, with this tutorial, I will show you how you can bypass all these short links and get the work done much easier without wasting your time staring at so many ads on your monitor.

        Before we start the process, let's talk about the tool that we needed, the TamperMonkey. This is a browser extension that was so popular to the point that it has an estimated of over 10 million users right now. Tampermonkey enables us to add and use userscripts. Userscripts are JavaScript programs that can be used to modify web pages, which is what we will be doing to bypass these short links.


STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS

Step 1: Install Tampermonkey in your Google Chrome browser by clicking this link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tampermonkey/dhdgffkkebhmkfjojejmpbldmpobfkfo?hl=en and hit the "Add to Chrome" button.

Step 2: Once the popup windows appeared, click the "Add Extension".


Step 3: Now, let's go and download the scripts that we needed to bypass the short links. You can download it by clicking this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PhLz62om-zi8lIMQyxy1H3Wdn6KSGU0w/view.

Step 4: Show the ZIP file in the Folder and extract it. It will now show 2 userscript files, the "Additional Bypass.user" and "Bypass All Shortlinks.user"

Step 5: Open Google Chrome again and click "Extensions".


Step 6: Now, click "Tampermonkey" and click "Create New Script".


Step 7: Open the 2 userscript files you downloaded earlier in Notepad/Notepad++.

Step 8: Copy the code from "Additional Bypass.user.js" first and paste it into the Tampermonkey.


Step 9: Click File at the top of Tampermonkey editor and save the file.

Step 10: Click the + button at the left side of Installed Userscripts and do the same process to the "Bypass All Shortlinks.user.js".


        As you can see in the picture below, we have successfully added the 2 userscripts in Tampermonkey. If you want to disable it. You just need to click the "Green Switch" button in the button of "Enabled" tab.


        That's it, Tech Neeks! Once you encountered some of the short links that were included in the userscript you've added in Tampermonkey. It will automatically redirect you to the page you want to go. I hope you learn something from this tutorial. 


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