Google Chrome 64 automatically cleans up promotional links when you share them

In the latest release of Chrome 64, Google started cleaning up disorganized promotional links for users. Now when a user tries to share an element, the user no longer sees the lengthy string behind the link, and the overall length is similar to the regular URL.

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According to Android Police reported that this feature will be automatically generated when sharing links in Chrome, the user can share or copy the link elsewhere. Even if it removes the extra bits of the URL, it also affects the promotion information. If you want to get the full link, the same can be copied to open the URL bar for a complete link.

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