Stumbleupon URL Shortening Service Su.pr Out Of Beta
Oh noes, not another URL shortening service. That's probably the first reaction of many users who read the announcement that Stumbleupon's URL shortening service Su.pr is now available publicly. As if there were not enough services of this kind already. There are however a few aspects of su.pr that make it quite unique in its own right which in turn could make it interesting for some users to use. Su.pr works like any other URL shortening service on the outside. Users can write a message of up to 140 characters in the box and Su.pr will automatically shorten the URL that is posted in that message to save characters.
The very same page contains additional options to shorten the message and post it to Twitter or Facebook. Both of these options require a Stumbleupon account which gets linked to the Twitter and Facebook account.
Oh noes, not another URL shortening service. That's probably the first reaction of many users who read the announcement that Stumbleupon's URL shortening service Su.pr is now available publicly. As if there were not enough services of this kind already. There are however a few aspects of su.pr that make it quite unique in its own right which in turn could make it interesting for some users to use. Su.pr works like any other URL shortening service on the outside. Users can write a message of up to 140 characters in the box and Su.pr will automatically shorten the URL that is posted in that message to save characters.
The very same page contains additional options to shorten the message and post it to Twitter or Facebook. Both of these options require a Stumbleupon account which gets linked to the Twitter and Facebook account.
