Shorter links for tech stories
Paste a theverge.com story or review URL to get a thever.ge link short enough for a social post.
History
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Frequently asked questions
What does thever.ge do?
It makes short links to theverge.com stories and reviews. Paste the URL, press Shorten and copy the thever.ge link. Opening it takes you to the story on theverge.com.
Which domains are supported?
Supported domains:
theverge.com, including subdomains. Links to other domains aren't accepted.Do short links expire?
Short links are meant for long-term use, but we can't promise they will work forever. thever.ge only redirects and keeps no copy of the story. If the story is moved or deleted, the link will lead to a missing page.
Are there any usage limits?
Creating links is free. Rate limits are in place to stop abuse. If you reach one, wait a moment and try again.
Are short links safe to open?
thever.ge only accepts theverge.com links. Still check the address before you enter personal information.
Can I see click stats or edit a link?
Links created here aren't attached to an account. You can't edit or delete them or see their click stats. For links you can manage, with click stats, choose a paid S.EE plan.
How can I get help?
thever.ge is run by S.EE. For questions or to report a short link, contact S.EE.
Does a short link get past sign-in or subscription prompts?
No. thever.ge sends readers to the story on theverge.com, where any sign-in or subscription prompt still applies.
Will the link show later updates to a story?
Yes. The link opens the page as it is now on theverge.com, so readers see any updates or corrections.