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Rewrite of bypass-it-for-me, a server-side link bypasser.
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README.md

bifm

Bypasses link protectors server-side. Now with more sites and easier to develop for.

why server-side?

Fetching the pages from the client requires sending some information about your device to the tracking server (HTTP headers, IP address). For obvious reasons, this is not a great solution. It defeats the purpose of bypassing tracking links. By using a server-side solution, information about your client are never sent to these tracking servers, unless you explicitly want to.

supported sites

  • ouo.io/.press
  • boost.ink & aliases
  • ity.im
  • sh.st & aliases
  • social-unlock.com
  • lnk2.cc

sites being worked on

  • linkvertise & aliases