
"On the Gmail version of Google Talk, Google now shortens the links and makes them readable. For example, it changes the link: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=HEB+near+college+station,+tx&sll=30.606817,-96.309929&sspn=0.050086,0.090895&ie=UTF8&hq=HEB&hnear=College+Station,+TX&ll=30.6128,-96.318512&spn=0.050083,0.090895&z=14 to a link where the text is HEB near College Station, TX," noticed Korben, a reader of this blog.
{ Thanks, Korben. }
Is this a new feature? I had noticed this more than a month back... thought it was standard and is definitely pretty convenient.
ReplyDeletelove google, everything should be integrated like this, thank you!
ReplyDeleteI guess I don't understand the current obsession with URL length. It's not like you need to type them in...
ReplyDeleteGig 'em, Aggies!
ReplyDeleteIt was in Gmail Labs as a feature of a module which has "graduated" in global Gmail several months ago.
ReplyDeletethis is a sweet addition to chat, map urls are ugly and difficult to recognise for less savvy surfers
ReplyDeleteInteresante aplicaciĆ³n
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