Link Anonymizer Site

We could make a subdomain for this, e.g., anon.4t2.co and provide a link anonymizer for people to use. It would be essentially the same as the normal 4t2.co except that users don’t get paid. We can use it too. I already use one for the social media and other pages. The one I was using disappeared, and I am now using another, but our own would be better.

There’s a script available on GitHub that looks like it will be OK.

anonym.to have a script for users to change every link on their site to use their service, so maybe we can do the same at some stage. It’s at https://anonym.to/anonym/anonymize.js But if we can use (adapt) the same shortlink script, then maybe we won’t need it as it already has that ability.

and it decodes to

eval(unescape('var protected_links = "";
var a_to_va = 0;
var a_to_vb = 0;
var a_to_vc = "";
function auto_anonymize()
{
	auto_anonyminize();
}
function auto_anonyminize()
{
	var a_to_vd = window.location.hostname;
	if(protected_links != "" && !protected_links.match(a_to_vd))
	{
		protected_links += ", " + a_to_vd;
	}
	else if(protected_links == "")
	{
		protected_links = a_to_vd;
	}
	var a_to_ve = "";
	var a_to_vf = new Array();
	var a_to_vg = 0;
	a_to_ve = document.getElementsByTagName("a");
	a_to_va = a_to_ve.length;
	a_to_vf = a_to_fa();
	a_to_vg = a_to_vf.length;
	var a_to_vh = false;
	var j = 0;
	var a_to_vi = "";
	for(var i = 0; i < a_to_va; i++)
	{
		a_to_vh = false;
		j = 0;
		while(a_to_vh == false && j < a_to_vg)
		{
			a_to_vi = a_to_ve[i].href;
			if(a_to_vi.match(a_to_vf[j]) || !a_to_vi || !a_to_vi.match("http://"))
			{
				a_to_vh = true;
			}
			j++;
		}
		
		if(a_to_vh == false)
		{
			a_to_ve[i].href = "http://anonym.to?" + a_to_vi;		
			a_to_vb++;
			a_to_vc += i + ":::" + a_to_ve[i].href + "\n" ;	
		}
	}
	var a_to_vj = document.getElementById("anonyminized");
	var a_to_vk = document.getElementById("found_links");
	if(a_to_vj)
	{
		a_to_vj.innerHTML += a_to_vb;
	}
	if(a_to_vk)
	{
		a_to_vk.innerHTML += a_to_va;
	}	
}
function a_to_fa()
{
	var a_to_vf = new Array();
	protected_links = protected_links.replace(" ", "");
	a_to_vf = protected_links.split(",");
	return a_to_vf;
}'));

Although our script is unlikely to be the same as theirs, it might make a good starting point.