Pigeon has cracked the MySpace MSPlinks code.
In his words:
The obfuscated part of an msplinks URL is simply the original URL preceded by two digits and encoded using base64. Thank the Lord that it’s not actually encrypted. This makes it simple to recover the original URL.
The good news is that you don’t need to know programming of any sort to remove the MSPlinks.com redirects. Pigeon has created a bookmarklet that solves the problem.
Simply drag the MSPlinks bookmarklet to your bookmarks toolbar, and click it whenever you want to reveal the true destination of a MSPlinks.com redirect. This MySpace bookmarklet works instantly without needing to refresh the page. Now you can quickly and easily reveal the true destination of any outbound link on MySpace hidden by MSPlinks.com.
Get the MSPlinks bookmarklet.
And while you’re there, feel free to thank Pigeon for the hard work!
