I've noticed this in gmail. If you copy a link, it's the actual link, but if you click the link, it takes you through a Google redirect first.
Also, my guess is that debouncing only works for sites that contain the destination link encoded within the tracking URL, otherwise you'd have to visit the site to determine the destination.
I've noticed this in gmail. If you copy a link, it's the actual link, but if you click the link, it takes you through a Google redirect first.
Also, my guess is that debouncing only works for sites that contain the destination link encoded within the tracking URL, otherwise you'd have to visit the site to determine the destination.
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