There are two types of people searching for this topic on the Internet: those who don’t know how to complete the steps process, and those looking for an extension or script that can bypass shrtfly links immediately without completing any steps. We will cover both points in this thread.
Completing the Shrtfly process is straightforward; you simply need to follow the steps displayed on the screen one by one. We also show which step you're on and how many steps are remaining, making it easier to understand.
While following the steps, you might see some banner ads and pop-up ads. You can ignore the pop-up ads and continue with the steps to reach the destination page.
You can also follow our video tutorial to understand how you can easily complete the shortlink steps.
If you're a viewer who encounters short links and doesn't want to complete the steps due to time consuming or other reasons, you might be looking for a shortlink bypass script or extension to directly access the destination page.
We understand your frustration, but it is impossible to bypass shrtfly links without completing the steps. Our short links are designed to require completion of each step, as each step is verified from the server side. Therefore, bypassing the steps is impossible.
While some extensions and scripts claim they can bypass short links, they only work with other URL shorteners that do not verify the steps on the server side. They cannot bypass our links due to our specific verification process. You may use these bypass scripts on other URL shorteners, but not with ShrtFly.
Q: Why doesn’t shrtfly allow bypassing short links?
Ans: We value our publishers, who put in a lot of hard work to arrange and monetize their files using our shortener, especially since Google does not support this kind of monetization. To ensure that publishers do not lose money and that their efforts are not undermined, we do not allow bypassing through any scripts.
Q: Why does shrtfly require disabling the ad blocker?
Ans: We force viewers to disable ad blockers because these blockers block ads from being displayed. Our revenue comes solely from advertisements, that is our primary source of income. If ads are blocked, we cannot generate revenue for our publishers.