Comment on Twitter now tracking link clicksComments−blasdel17yThis is getting ridiculous -- they're double-shortening links! Aren't they a sibling to bit.ly anyway?I don't understand why the fuck people don't implement link-click-tracking in JS on the client-side instead of fucking with URLs.The tracking that Google now does for logged-in users on SERPs infuriates me -- it adds a ridiculous amount of latency when you're connected via 3G.−merrick33OP17yDefinitely makes it a double redirect now.
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This is getting ridiculous -- they're double-shortening links! Aren't they a sibling to bit.ly anyway?
I don't understand why the fuck people don't implement link-click-tracking in JS on the client-side instead of fucking with URLs.
The tracking that Google now does for logged-in users on SERPs infuriates me -- it adds a ridiculous amount of latency when you're connected via 3G.
Definitely makes it a double redirect now.