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BioGraphy Pages.
Make a highly editable and nice bio.
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Gradient style design and colors
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100s of designs
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search easily
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set password of own
lets short url
you can connect your own domain and make your own domain bio easily
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lets make schedules
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Country, device & language targeting
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A/B Rotation
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set password of contents
Host static sites
Upload your website files and we will host them for you.
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HTML, CSS, JS, Video / Audio files.
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Analytics, password protected
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Automated tracking pixels
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and much more...
QR Codes
With Our QR system get a custom qr easily from dashboard, digitally share through platform or use anywhere without restrictions
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Custom colors with gradients
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Custom logo & background branding
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Multiple QR shapes to choose from
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Customizable QR Code Frames
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we have inbuilt v card loacl sharing everything
Built-in analytics
Easy to understand, yet detailed and comprehensive analytics for all your links. GDPR, CCPA and PECR compliant.
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Countries & cities
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Referrers & UTMs
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Devices & operating systems
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Browsers, Languages
URLs that open apps automatically
lets see the amgic of short url
Tracking pixel
All our links easily integrate with any of the following .
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Simple, transparent pricing.
Choose the plan that is right for you and your budget.
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Unlimited Biolink Pages
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Unlimited Biolink blocks
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All Biolink Blocks
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Unlimited Shortened Links
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Unlimited File Links
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Unlimited Vcard Links
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Unlimited Event Links
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Unlimited Static Sites
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Unlimited QR Codes
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Unlimited Projects
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Unlimited Splash Pages
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10 Pixels
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Unlimited Custom Domains
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0 days statistics retention
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No forced splash page
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Custom Back-half
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Deep linking
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Removable branding
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Custom Backgrounds
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Custom branding
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Dofollow links
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Leap link
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SEO Features
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Extra fonts
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Custom CSS
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Custom JS
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Indepth Statistics
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Links scheduling & limiter
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Cloaking short URLs
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Auto open app on mobile
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UTM Parameters
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Password protection
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Sensitive content
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No ads
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API access
Answers for your common questions
1. **Using a Web Browser:**
Most web browsers provide information about the SSL certificate of a website. You can click on the padlock icon in the address bar to view details such as the certificate issuer, validity period, and certificate chain.
2. **Online SSL Checker Tools:**
There are several online tools available that allow you to check the SSL certificate of a website. These tools often provide detailed information about the certificate, including its validity, issuer, and any issues found. Examples include:
3. **Using Command Line Tools:**
You can use command-line tools like `openssl` to check the SSL certificate of a website. For example:
```
openssl s_client -connect example.com:443
```
This command will connect to the specified website on port 443 (the default HTTPS port) and display detailed information about the SSL certificate.
4. **Programming:** You can write a script in a programming language like Python to check the SSL certificate programmatically. Libraries like `requests` in Python allow you to make HTTPS requests and inspect the SSL certificate. Here's a basic example:
```python
import requests
url = "https://example.com"
response = requests.get(url)
print("SSL Certificate Information:")
print(response.connection.sock.getpeercert())
```
This script will print the SSL certificate information for the specified URL.
By using these methods, you can verify that the SSL certificate of a website is valid, properly configured, and issued by a trusted certificate authority. This helps ensure secure communication between your browser and the website.
1. **Command Line (Windows, Linux, macOS):**
You can use the `whois` command followed by the domain name you want to look up. For example:
```
whois example.com ```
This command will provide you with information about the domain, such as the registrar, registration date, expiration date, and contact details.
2. **Online Tools:**
There are numerous websites that offer online WHOIS lookup services. You can visit one of these websites and enter the domain name you want to look up. Examples include
https://testtools.online/tools/whois-lookup
3. **Programming:**
You can write a script in a programming language such as Python to perform WHOIS lookup. There are several libraries available for this purpose, such as `python-whois` or `whois` for Python. Here's an example using the `python-whois` library:
```python
import whois domain = "example.com" # Replace with the domain you want to look up
domain_info = whois.whois(domain)
print(domain_info)
```
This script will print the WHOIS information for the given domain.
These methods will provide you with detailed information about the domain, its registration, and contact details as available in the WHOIS database.
1. **Command Line (Windows, Linux, macOS):**
You can use the `nslookup` command followed by the IP address you want to look up. However, `nslookup` is typically used for domain name resolution rather than IP address lookup. Alternatively, you can use the `whois` command which provides information about the owner of the IP address and the organization to which it is registered. For example:
```
whois
```
2. **Online Tools:**
There are many websites that offer IP address lookup services. You can simply visit one of these websites and enter the IP address you want to look up. Examples include https://testtools.online/tools/ip-lookup 3. **Programming:** You can write a script in a programming language such as Python to perform IP address lookup. Here's an example using Python and the `whois` library: ```python import whois ip_address = "192.0.2.1" # Example IP address domain_info = whois.whois(ip_address) print(domain_info)
```
This script will print the WHOIS information for the given IP address. Note that you may need to install the `whois` library using pip (`pip install python-whois`) before running this script.
These methods will provide you with information about the IP address, such as its ownership, location, and registration details.
1. **Using Python and the Pillow library:**
You can use the Python Imaging Library (PIL) or its fork Pillow to perform image manipulation tasks. Here's how you can convert a JPG image to PNG using Pillow:
```python
from PIL import Image
# Open the JPG image
jpg_image = Image.open("input.jpg")
# Convert JPG image to PNG format jpg_image.save("output.png", "PNG") print("Conversion complete.")
```
Make sure you have Pillow installed. You can install it via pip: ```
pip install Pillow ```
2. **Using Online Tools:**
There are numerous online tools available that allow you to convert images from one format to another. One such example is `https://testtools.online/tools/jpg-to-png where you can upload your JPG image and convert it to PNG format online.
Choose the method that best suits your needs and preferences. If you're comfortable with programming and have multiple images to convert, using a library like Pillow might be more efficient. On the other hand, if you have only a few images or prefer a simple solution, online tools can be convenient.
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