Step 1: Choose a URL Path

The first step is to choose a unique path for your redirect link. This path will be added to the end of the URL https://url.blueboy.cf/. For example, if you choose the path mylink, your redirect link will be https://url.blueboy.cf/mylink.

Make sure to choose a path that is easy to remember and relates to the destination you want to redirect to.

Step 2: Create an Issue on GitHub

Once you have chosen a path for your redirect link, you need to create an issue on GitHub with the same title as your chosen path. The description of the issue should contain the URL you want to redirect to.

Remember to keep the https:// in your link!

Visit the GitHub issues page for this project and click on the "New issue" button to create a new issue. Set the title of the issue to your chosen path and add the destination URL in the description. Then, click "Submit new issue" to create the issue.

You will need a GitHub account for this step!

Step 3: Test Your Redirect Link

After creating the issue on GitHub, wait about 5 seconds to allow the system to update. Then, you can test your redirect link by visiting https://url.blueboy.cf/your-chosen-path in a web browser. It should automatically redirect you to the destination URL you specified in the issue description.

Congratulations! You have successfully created your own redirect link.

If your link redirects to a different URL, make sure the issue title has not been taken by anyone else.

Step 1: Find Your Issue

Go to the GitHub repository's issues page where you created the issue for your redirect link.

Locate the issue with the title corresponding to your redirect link's path and open it by clicking on it.

Step 2: Editing the Title

At the top-right corner of the issue page, you should see an "Edit" button. Click on it.

Change the title to whatever you want. Make sure to choose a path that is easy to remember and relates to the destination you want to redirect to.

Click "Save" and wait a few moments, and then your new redirect should be in effect, removing your previous one.

Step 3: Editing the URL

After clicking on your issue, you should see your previous link in a text box. On the top-right of the text box, click the three-dot menu icon.

From the menu, select "Edit". Remove your old link and enter your new link. Click "Save" and your redirect should be updated within a few seconds, with your old one being removed.

Remember to keep the https:// in your link!

Step 4: Removing Your Redirect Link

Towards the bottom of the page, you should see a purple button saying "Close issue". Click it.

After clicking it, your redirect should no longer work, but your issue on GitHub can still be accessed.