Goo.gl Url Shortener From Googl.com

As said before, Google has introduced a URL summary service or its own URL shortener using Goo.gl domain. Previously, it was said that goo.gl URL shortener could only be used via Google Toolbar and Feedburner, but in this article, I would like to point out ways to use this URL shortener from Google.

If you are a Google Chrome user, a web browser from Google, you can install the extension for Chrome provided you are using the latest Google Chrome beta version which brings extension support. You can download Google Chrome beta through the official Google Chrome website for free and install Goo.gl URL shortener extension with just a few clicks. After you install the extension on your Google Chrome, you will find that there is a small button.

If you want to shorten the URL of the web page you visit in Chrome at that time, you just have to press the button and Google Chrome will shorten the URL automatically and give you two options either to tweet the URL or even save it to your clipboard. If you choose to tweet, Chrome will open another new tab and take you to your twitter page.

Compact not! If you do not want to upgrade your Google Chrome or use different web browsers such as Firefox, Safari, Opera or Internet Explorer, you can use the Goo.gl URL shortening service through a third party site called GaiGalas. The short interface of this site does not require further clarification to use it.

You just need to fill in the URL you want to shorten along with “http: //” and then click on the “Shorten” The simplifying service industry is now saturated, and the challenge between Google, Facebook and Bit.ly is getting increasingly fierce when Google and Facebook join in the service of summarizing URLs earlier this week.