Many url shorteners keep newly shortened urls in a database after a url is entered. Moreover, the shortened url usually follows a pattern of numbers/letters in its file path. Leveraging this for certain sites, I created two program that explore two different url shortener websites to see what websites have recently been shortened and what they are.
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