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View Thru

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View Thru

View Thru will help you see the original link lurking in the shortened links, avoiding the risk of being exploited by hackers.

Use websites that shorten long links to make them easier to remember or you won't have to type long words to enter the URL anymore and instead have a link, neat and easy to remember. .

It is for this reason that the services that allow you to shorten links have become friendly such as tinyurl.com, cli.gs, ff.im, goo.gl, is.gd, nyti.ms, ow.ly , post.ly, su.pr and bit.ly .

However, these same short and easy-to-remember links will help many hackers (hackers) take advantage and spread malicious code, viruses, trojans, and other malware ., which most users are not aware of. know.

With the View Thru extension, you can integrate it right into the Google Chrome browser so you can easily know where the shortened link comes from.

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You just need to put the mouse pointer on the shortened link immediately to see the original link

After successful installation. You can access any web page and simply point your mouse at the shortened link. Immediately, View Thru will help you easily see the original link.

Thus, you can easily know if the original link is safe or not instead of just interested in the attached link without knowing that this link contains malicious code that harms your computer.

Currently View Thru extension only supports shortened links that are too friendly such as: bit.ly, cli.gs, ff.im, goo.gl, is.gd, nyti.ms, ow.ly, post .ly, su.pr and tinyurl.com.

Instead, you will have to rely on another service that helps keep the shortened links in full view. Now, you only need to use View Thru right in Google Chrome and still know all the details about those shortened links to see if hackers take advantage to spread malware or not.

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