starbuck93 | 38 points
[Here's all the code] (https://github.com/starbuck93/handy-link-skipper).
It's a
I included the curl-test.php file so you can easily grab the link on the command line, if you're into that sort of thing.
Edit: Here's a screenshot of the web interface.
Edit2: Here's the live version!
Edit3: We made a Chrome extension to add a right-click menu option when you right click on a sh.st/any.gs link!
[-] claydavisismyhero | 7 points
have no clue how this works or how to do it but its worth a shot. those extra steps suck
This is great, because for some reason default Android webview can't seem to handle sh.st links and never lets me press the skip button!
Is anyone available to host it, though?
[-] starbuck93 | 3 points
Once this link is live, it'll work: http://handylink.net/
[-] [deleted] | 2 points
[-] dogdog1979 | 2 points
This is really cool. Thank you!
[-] claydavisismyhero | 2 points
this shit is a lifesaver my goodness thanks
[-] [deleted] | 2 points
great job ill see if i can host amirror version myself thanks for the project
[-] [deleted] | 1 points
you should put it on sourceforge to it will get more views and use il upload the script to archive.org for you to preserve it
woah, the 90s are calling
[-] [deleted] | 1 points
not really I am just thanking him for his work its a useful tool and mirroring it and offerinh him advice , if he puts it on sourceforge it will get used by alot more people
[-] starbuck93 | 2 points
the only reason I would disagree is the fact that my adblocker blocks sourceforge by default
[-] [deleted] | 1 points
thats really strange I have never heard of sourceforge being blocked , why would it be? its a open sourcen project hosting website like github but more geared towards delivering working software VS collaberating on projects like github.
what adblocker is it?
[-] [deleted] | 7 points | Nov 04 2015 08:42:37
How do you get started?
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[-] starbuck93 | 3 points | Nov 04 2015 20:01:18
http://handylink.net/
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