Redirector

Tsung-Han Yu2026年6月7日

★★★★★5

works well. dev is very responsive in discord.

a m2026年5月16日

★★★★★5

excellent! Takes some trial-and-error to get redirects working, regex testers help.

Quinton Hoover2026年5月15日

★★★★★5

Took a few minutes to figure out. I now redirect all Twitter / X addresses to the Brian David Gilbert video "there is a rock in my house". You can switch it on and off very easily. Feel this will improve my mental health a lot! :)

Deadly Artist2026年5月14日

★★★★★5

Works great

V. Z.2026年5月4日

★★★★★4

2-Stars Doesn't show enough examples. for example: gram.com/user?g=5 to just gram.com/user or clicking emails: tikkytokky.com/@user?web=asdfadsfa?id=asdfadsf.. to tikkytokky.com/@user Is this even possible? Or only manipulating the "?var" (EDIT) 4-Stars As a DEV, I didn't really get into RegEx in JavaScript when it came out in the 90's when I taught myself HTML and JS in the beginning of the internet for the public during AOL and Browser wars - I faintly remember when it did though. I didn't think much of it. But now in Google Script, Python, and as well as JS, I see it for matching data and always look for a fix online. I guess I should finally take a RegEx tutorial. I did look at some basic tutorials and found out what the wildcard is. It's actually the '.' not the '*' in everthing else. Regex command: for email tiktok links: ^https://www\.tiktok\.com/@([^?]+)\?. redirect: https://www.tiktok.com/@$1 Regex command: for pc profile clicking giving user/?g=5 in the url ^https://www.instagram.com/(.*)/\?. redirect: https://www.instagram.com/$1 Now that I understand how to use it in this context, I can fairly say this is a very good extension. Just a horrible example. I mean, I write batch files for fun and this took a while to figure out. Just get a better example video.

Baran Karakus2026年4月26日

★★★★★1

I would have loved to use this, unfortunately this chrome extension is so far from being user friendly that I tried for over 30 minutes to get it to work on a very simple non-programmer related task but I never got it to work as I had intended it to. Make it more user friendly. Also I will be using the Kirby Extension instead of this one because there is no way for me to figure this out without wanting to stick the 4 pronged kitchen utensil into the wall socket in the process. The Kirby Extension is similar to this extension and is not actually named that it just has it on one of the pics. Hopefully I won't have to tinker with that one since it should come pre-build with what I need. I think that I pray that the fandom CEO goes to the golden gate bridge and uses Talon E. TL;DR below: do NOT use this unless you are a programmer or is willing to bash your head against a wall till it works. For this extension's developer: Either make your thing easier to use or make a VERY extensive guide, not some dinky ahh YT Video or a pic. The idea is good but is gated behind user experience. And NO, do not ask me to submit feedback in some discord or elswhere, this review has all you need, you can even pay for testers who are non-technical or bring your laptop to your grandma, I am sure she would love the company since you never call her, now go fix the issue. The issue is specifically that only SOME users (the programmers and such) can use it and therefore it has a critical flaw for most of the users who wants to use something like this. If you make it easy to use for the non-technical demographic I might change this review and it's score of 1 star, currently I would have given it 0 stars or even -99999 if I could.

A Lee2026年4月6日

★★★★★1

Does not work on Chrome 109 on Win 7

Алексей Шаолинь2026年4月3日

★★★★★1

Не перенаправляет. Тестер проходит.

Hi2026年3月24日

★★★★★5

this is very very very good. i use it to force me to do flashcards every time i go to instagram. but whatd make it better is if it could disable the rules after a time you set, like itd force you to go to the redirected website for 10 minutes and then you could use the website for another set amount of time, id become a genius with this

Vivek Payasi2026年2月24日

★★★★★4

Works well for regular redirects. But it is redirecting even when the "from" url is present in lets say a google search. For example, if I have set reddit to be redirected to some abc url, and later when i google search for something and search results contain a reddit link, that google search page itself is being redirected to abc url. This is not the expected behaviour. Can you please fix this? Edit: Thanks for the reply. I've put regex now (`^https?://(?:www\.)?reddit\.com(?:/r/|/?$)`) and that seems to be working. Will disabling preload feature if it persists.