Truelink · Reveal Encoded Links

Many links don't point where they say. Instead of the real address, the URL carries the true destination folded inside it as a Base64-encoded string, and clicking sends you through an intermediary hop before you arrive. Truelink reads that encoded value and takes you straight to the real destination. Truelink stays completely out of the way until you ask for it: • Hold Ctrl and left-click an encoded link to open its real destination in a new tab and switch to it. • Hold Shift and left-click an encoded link to copy the real destination without leaving the page. • Normal clicks are never touched. Only valid http:// and https:// destinations are ever opened. You decide where Truelink works. Nothing runs anywhere by default — you add each site yourself from the popup, and Chrome asks your permission for that exact site before anything activates. Remove a site at any time and its access is released. Everything happens locally in your browser. Truelink has no account, no servers, and collects nothing.