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URL lengths used to be a major pain. Browsers have sane limits these days (IE was about 2000 chars before v11; most browsers accept far more now), but I've used plenty of SaaS apps that get a bit upset if you try to add very long URLs in forms that put a max length far lower than browsers will handle. Compressing them where possible is good UX.



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