Akari URL Shortener

Akari will reduce the presence of your URL. Uses waa.ai API to generate short URLs.

Akari URL Shortener - Shorten URLs with ease

Akari URL Shortener is a Chrome extension that allows you to easily generate short URLs using the waa.ai API. With Akari URL Shortener, you can reduce the presence of your URLs and make them more manageable. Try it now and simplify your links!

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2021-08-10 due to Chrome Web Store policy violation

By: http://waa.ai

Users: 2,071+

Rating: 4.72

(86)

Version: 2.0.5 (Last updated: 2017-03-18)

Creation date: 2017-03-18

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very high risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

tabs
https://api.waa.ai/*
clipboardWrite
contextMenus
notifications
storage

Size: 2.85M

Price: Free

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

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Not available on Edge

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*** ~ Version 2.0.0 ~ *** Finally, a major update!

Unguessable links support
akari.in domain support
“Akarin~” sound effect volume control
History pulled from server*
Option to have toolbar button show a notification instead of default behavior
Notifications will display a different icon in notification on the day if it's a character's birthday
Added option to always display random Yuru Yuri character images in notification
Many other internal optimizations.

(instead of localStorage if you have an account and set your API key in the extension options)

Version 2.0.5

Internal improvements

User reviews

Thank you for such a wonderful extension!

AKAZER, 2020-07-13

No longer has an option to sign up for an account, my existing password seems to be invalid now, and recovery doesn't like my e-mail. I use a password keeper, so I'm entirely sure I'm getting the password wrong all of a sudden... extension itself works, but the site it's tied to is otherwise inaccessible.