A general component, to be able to take a url, determine if it belongs to a known url shortener, fetch it via a python request library to get the redirect url.
The main use for this would be if you were to click on a search result from google or a link on twitter, in which case the browser should request the new link completely outside the scope of any universe, and then the result can be opened in a new universe.
It would also be cool to see where a link goes before you actually open it.
For privacy reasons, the requests MUST be made through tor, and possibly some effort made to give it a random but plausible request header.
A general component, to be able to take a url, determine if it belongs to a known url shortener, fetch it via a python request library to get the redirect url.
The main use for this would be if you were to click on a search result from google or a link on twitter, in which case the browser should request the new link completely outside the scope of any universe, and then the result can be opened in a new universe.
It would also be cool to see where a link goes before you actually open it.
For privacy reasons, the requests MUST be made through tor, and possibly some effort made to give it a random but plausible request header.