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By switzerlandersing On Sep 10, 2025

🌸 On Twitter: "148 Https://t.co/EDJy5Okj4L" / Twitter

🌸 On Twitter: "148 Https://t.co/EDJy5Okj4L" / Twitter Twitter is a social media platform for real time news, entertainment, sports, and politics. Twitter uses the twitter text library to parse status bodies and extract the entities, including urls, that are returned with tweet responses. the general rule of thumb as to which urls will be wrapped in t.co: twitter wraps links without protocols in addition to fully qualified http or https urls.

E On Twitter: "192. Https://t.co/8Rj0t1tjb4" / Twitter

E On Twitter: "192. Https://t.co/8Rj0t1tjb4" / Twitter From breaking news and entertainment to sports and politics, get the full story with all the live commentary. One of the main reasons twitter uses t.co is to provide greater security and protection for users. by wrapping links with the t.co domain, twitter is able to scan links posted by users to ensure they are safe and not malicious. Clicking on a “t.co” link doesn’t take you directly to the original site; instead, it goes through a quick twitter pit stop. this allows twitter to do some housekeeping, like checking for spam or malware, before sending you on your way. Twitter don’t provide a public api for doing this, so there’s no perfect way to reverse a t.co url back to its source. i have found a couple of ways to do it, and in this post i’ll explain how.

On Twitter: "012. Https://t.co/Sf1ny4lcLd" / Twitter

On Twitter: "012. Https://t.co/Sf1ny4lcLd" / Twitter Clicking on a “t.co” link doesn’t take you directly to the original site; instead, it goes through a quick twitter pit stop. this allows twitter to do some housekeeping, like checking for spam or malware, before sending you on your way. Twitter don’t provide a public api for doing this, so there’s no perfect way to reverse a t.co url back to its source. i have found a couple of ways to do it, and in this post i’ll explain how. The root domain “t.co” cannot be marked as malicious by vendors since this would cause a large amount of false positives. instead, a multi layered approach needs to be used and the effective url needs to be targeted instead. When a t.co forward points to a tweet, it goes to the web page for that tweet and the html for the page will include the canonical url. the ugly way to get this information is to use wget or curl to grab the html destination which will include the url for your initial tweet. Sign in to twitter to check notifications, join conversations, and catch up on tweets from people you follow. I like how the new t.co urls show up as the destination instead of some cryptic value. unfortunately twitter hasn't built it into their default web based twitter client.

𝒜 On Twitter: "012 Https://t.co/sR6NJ7qj66" / Twitter

𝒜 On Twitter: "012 Https://t.co/sR6NJ7qj66" / Twitter The root domain “t.co” cannot be marked as malicious by vendors since this would cause a large amount of false positives. instead, a multi layered approach needs to be used and the effective url needs to be targeted instead. When a t.co forward points to a tweet, it goes to the web page for that tweet and the html for the page will include the canonical url. the ugly way to get this information is to use wget or curl to grab the html destination which will include the url for your initial tweet. Sign in to twitter to check notifications, join conversations, and catch up on tweets from people you follow. I like how the new t.co urls show up as the destination instead of some cryptic value. unfortunately twitter hasn't built it into their default web based twitter client.

𝚏𝚒𝚊 On Twitter: "124. Https://t.co/XwFXxzy0ws" / Twitter

𝚏𝚒𝚊 On Twitter: "124. Https://t.co/XwFXxzy0ws" / Twitter Sign in to twitter to check notifications, join conversations, and catch up on tweets from people you follow. I like how the new t.co urls show up as the destination instead of some cryptic value. unfortunately twitter hasn't built it into their default web based twitter client.