When I type a URL into a comment or description on a card, Trello has recently started to replace the URL with the title of the page that I am linking to and the favicon of the page. This is extremely annoying as I can no longer, for example, add a list of URLs in a comment without them being changed and the person who is reading it has to then click on each one to find out the URL.
Is there any way to turn this off?
Hey Everyone! The Trello team is currently rolling out the ability to manage your link display preferences from https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/link-preferences.
If you can't already, you will soon be able to set your preferred link display options and exceptions for specific domains from this page. Hope this helps! Please let us know what you think.
Please note that the link preference options will only work within the new editor available in the card and board descriptions. The link preferences will work in more text fields within Trello as we add the new editor to them.
OMG, FINALLY—Thank you! 👊
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This is welcome! It would be nice to also have this preference on a per board basis, or potentially for all users on that board, that way for web development or SEO projects I could default to full URLs all the time on that project.
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These preferences should not be per-account but per-board, because we're pasting links for others (especially less savvy people) to use.
For example, this link on a board for the purchasing dept:
(side note, why can't I paste images from the clipboard here?)
I take back what I said. I though this was a preference of how all links were rendered, but instead this is a preference of how new links are inserted when you type them. The downside is that this isn't applied retroactively, so existing links are still rendered until you edit their display mode.
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This "Solution" doesn't work. If you add a URL to a description field, it works ok, but it completely ignores your set preference when you add a URL into a comment field, and still shows the incredibly annoying link preview. Please fix this! This was such a horrible decision to begin with and still continues to be an issue.
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@maddisondesigns Thanks for this feedback. We are in the process of rolling out the new editor to the comments section. Once the new editor is available in the comments, the link preference settings will work there too!
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I have set my link preferences to "Display URL" but can't get this to work at all. I want the links in my card descriptions to stay in plain text. But even when I click the "unlink" icon, it converts back to a link that masks the URL. It's like I didn't even adjust my preferences.
My use case is that I'm composing social media copy on Trello cards that my teammates can post. The problem is that the conversion from text to link is messing up the UTM tags I add to the end of links. So whoever copies the description has to manually fix the UTM tags (if they even remember to do that).
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The new Link Display Preference seems to be working, thanks for adding this. It would be great if this could also be set as a Board level setting. A lot of the links we put in Card descriptions are behind logins and when we post 5 of these links as an example, the Titles Trello pulls in are all the same! Regular/Full URLs are much better. Even when real titles appear, the Titles don't add any value over the URLs. It'd be much easier to have a board level setting over trying to get everyone on the team to update their personal preferences.
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This setting needs to be able to be applied to an entire board, how do I do that so I'm not asking a team of 30+ people to change individual preferences?
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The setting does not work. I set my display options to "URL: Display the full URL ‘www.example.com’" a long time ago, but today in Trello this is ignored. Instead, I see the title of the link, so Trello is applying the dreaded inline option ("Display the title of the link as inline text).
Atlassian, PLEASE fix this. Most of us never asked for this option. It is horrid.
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Seems like this doesn't work any longer. I've had URLs set to display for months and now I'm seeing previews again.
Set to URL here https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/link-preferences
This extension seems to no longer work either: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/link-preserver-for-trello/kakifckibanjlglpkbnfdichejplgdap
So frustrating
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When will this work for lists? It seems to work OK now in the description field. But still using cards for lists.
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You can use the bookmarklet , it works in descriptions, commets and checlkists
You will need to click on the bookmarklet when you need to see the URLs.
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Thanks! I wonder if this Javascript could be moved into an Arc browser boost or extension? A bookmarklet and click is an added complication
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It could be easily converted to an extension as well but I generally tend to avoid using browser extensions as it’s more of a black box where as anyone can easily check what the bookmarklet does to see there is no shady stuff in there.
Also, bookmarklet works on all browsers while extensions have to be made for each browser that said I can understand the ease of use of the extension where you don't have to click on anything and it works all the time.
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Still not working for comments. When done by an automation via butler, no mater the preference, the annoying WEBSITE TITLE still appears instead of the URL. Why insist on this annoying """""""feature""""""". Since 2021 people complaining.
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This is an extremely annoying function on Trello. We work with several SEO projects that we need to share with the team a road map with Backlinks and Anchor text for Link-building initiatives and it's not possible to copy and past the card info to our daily activities... Please, remove this :)
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Commenting here for visibility since this is the top answer.
I made a free browser extension called the Link Preserver for Trello for both Chrome and Firebox which prevents Trello from unfurling your URLs in card descriptions, comments, and checklist items:
I hope this helps! ❤️
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Thanks, but to me it is not a solution
1/ I can install your plugin myself, but I don't control other people's browser in my organisation
2/ I'm reluctant to add plugins to fix a core Trello issue (it's not a feature, it would be if it was on Facebook).
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It is a joke. Having to use a browser plugin because trello does not mind listening to its users...
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Exactly, I'm using the extension too. It's the "usual" process:
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The extension doesn't work in MS Edge browser. I guess this is still not fixed for anyone.. I'm voting this up to be fixed, or give us the option to use smart links yay or nay.
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Add me to the list of paying customers that need an option to turn this off. I use Trello to manage web development projects. Seeing the URLs (as we had been able to for years) is key, it's what we expect, and this "unfurling" of the URLs is actually getting in the way of productivity.
We speak in URLs. The furling or unfurling (I'm not sure which direction we furl) serves no useful purpose for me or my team.
It does appear that this is a web based "feature". Some colleagues on the app aren't having this issue.
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Strongly agree, it just obscures the useful info with useless "Website Title".
Please at least allow to choose if we want this or not!
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I agree
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I recently added a URL to a card and Trello displayed the website title instead. The website title was extremely long which created unnecessary noise within my comment.
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Ok. Here's another working example of an issue with the unfurling of URLs. I run a Web Development agency, so we live in URLs. I get a comment like this:
This is actually a great example, because we get 2 issues out of it.
The first issue is that what we're talking about here is A/B tests, each of the URLs are "variants" -- meaning they'll have a -2, -b, -video, etc.. appended to the URL. That is important to see during the course of our every day work. As you can see, unfurling to the Title does me no good.. from my perspective, it's just noise and this comment means nothing to me simply by looking at it (what's important here is the URL -- that's why we paste them in, lol).
The second issue, is that I need to copy and paste this comment across boards. Since this comment is not mine, I do not have access to the unfurled URL. So, when I copy this comment over into another board/card, this is what I'm looking at:
So you see that what I'm pasting is the unfurled title. I lose the URLs. So, this comment that I needed to copy over is essentially useless. Basically, to recreate I need to right click and copy URL and rebuild the comment. This is not efficient as you would obviously understand.
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So, there are VERY good reasons for allowing Trello users to deacitivate the unfurling of URLs. As time permits (things are very busy these days), I can drop in additional examples of why this new unfurling feature is just not working for many of us (probably anybody in the technical field).
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Holy moly. This is the PREFECT use case for rolling it back or making it optional.
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Atlassian is deaf. Nobody is listening and they would keep annoying us.
In my case, I always had to explain the clients over a zoom call because trello doesn't allow to share real URLs. You can't even use this feature because it keeps unfurling the link:
[https://www.example.com](https://www.example.com)
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Tragedy, how can you mess up something as basic as a link, guys, you should provide at least any kind of solution for this within DAYS!
As mentioned above, for example, enable this:
[https://www.example.com](https://www.example.com)
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Same here, this new feature greatly complicates our work as we need to see the URL in full. Please, make at least a switch to the settings.
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Please also add me to the list of trello users who are super annoyed about this.
All the arguments are already mentioned in the thread. I think this needs to be a switchable option!
I hope this will swiftly get attention of the developers before many are forced to move away from Trello.
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SAME!! This is so annoying and slowed down my work significantly!
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To everyone here, it appears Trello isn't paying attention to this thread. In another thread a community leader made the following suggestion:
> It may be something worth raising with Trello Support directly as they could potentially look at making it an editable feature. You can raise a support ticket, upload screenshots, description etc here >> https://trello.com/contact
I would suggest if everyone here contacted support about this issue, it might make our case stronger.
Edit: This is the reply I received:
Hi Jordie,
Thanks for reaching out!
Yes, we've seen that thread, and others too, and we hear you. We know there are a good number of use cases where this doesn't make sense. I know this change has been polarizing, but we're definitely listening, and I'll add your voice to our internal request to revisit this.
For some context, Trello has always been a primarily visual tool, so the change was meant to align with that; we feel that most people are more concerned with what the link leads to, rather than the content of the link itself, the URL. Of course, that's not true for everyone; Trello as a platform is also fairly committed to not providing too many "settings", so I'm not sure it's likely that we'll let the feature be toggled on or off, but that may be an ultimate solution, for sure. That's a purposeful design choice that we settle on certain choices that work for the most people to overall reduce complexity and variability in experiences between people.
I know you've seen our workarounds, so I don't want to rehash those here, but rest assured, I'll bring up your concerns with our team for consideration!
Let us know if there's anything else we can help with, and have a great weekend.
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@Jordie Bodlay you mentioned, "In another thread a community leader made the following suggestion". Do you have a link to that thread by any chance?
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Done, we should contact their support daily about this flaw, which is so not-trello if you ask me. It feels like Atlassian introduced this feature. Just because you bought it doesn't mean you have to mess it up 😳
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Yes, Atlassian. Please let us users turn this off.
Important.
Trello executes a visit to every URL included to parse the website title.
Some URLs shouldn't be visited at all, yet Trello does this on its own.
I'm surprised that such "feature" has been implemented as turned on by default and without the option to turn it off.
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I agree, this new 'feature' has made it very difficult to use Trello now. I constantly copy from one card to another. Now in order to copy a link, I have to click EDIT on the card, then copy and then cancel the edit. If someone else pasted the link, forget it. I have to click the link, copy the URL and then paste it. Huge waste of time from a productivity viewpoint.
I would love to know what the benefit of this is? How does this 'feature' help anyone?
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👋 I just released a free Chrome Extension that prevents Trello from unfurling your links in card comments, descriptions, and checklist items.
Check it out here: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/link-preserver-for-trello/kakifckibanjlglpkbnfdichejplgdap
I hope this helps! ❤️
If you like what you see, check out my other Power-Ups at https://tinypowerups.com 🙂
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Thanks.
But I guess it helps only in displaying the links - it doesn't prevent Trello from visiting the URLs (to read their titles), does it
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Trello unfurls links only on the client-side so that's why it doesn't do it on the mobile apps.
This extension actually blocks requests to their "smart link" unfurling service so to answer your question; yes it does prevent Trello/Atlassian from visiting the URLs.
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Oh, no worries! I gotchu! I built this extension using the generic Web Extension API so I can release a Firefox version of it.
I'll get right on that after work today! I'll circle back when it's released - it might take a few days though since there's usually a review process.
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Adam, this is simply the best!!! I will be introducing your company's power-ups to our higher-ups to look at implementing to our boards. The external share and approval power-up. *KISS* Brilliant stuff!
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Thank you Adam! It works perfectly. My entire team thanks you!
It's sad though that Trello/Atlassian has forced this to be the solution.
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Here's the Link Preserver for Trello Firefox addon: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/link-preserver-for-trello 🥳
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@Adam Caothis is great, any chance to make a powerup version of it for the desktop app?
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This is horrible UX.
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I agree. Please don't convert URLs.
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This has been going on since March but now it's really getting annoying.
It should be easy enough to turn off smart links just like you can turn suggestions On or Off, right?
Until there is a choice, please REMOVE it the same way you ADDED it. There are security issues that I don't have time to go into but that alone should make you DO SOMETHING already.
EDIT: Removing the http:// or https:// or just using // will render the URL in clickable text in the comments like it used to.
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Why is it so difficult to provide the option that can turn off this annoying function?
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It is not difficult to reverse the obvious blunder. But, in order to do that someone has to admit their mistake and correct it.
Power tripping is causing a lot of grief for nothing. Just change it back or give everyone an option, a choice. Control freak!
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It certainly does seem like a lot of ego tripping, refusing to make changes that users want and reverse changes that actively harm their workflows. *smh*
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this is the worst feature ever introduced and it is very annoying to the point that we are thinking of moving away from Trello completely.
The ability to see actual page url is CRUCIAL to what we do on every day basis, when there's like couple of different variants of the page depending on query string to show/share different "debug" features of the url, when there's a list of pretty mush the same pages, you get ugly list with *exactly the same titles* and there's no way of knowing what's the difference. This is just slowing the overall process.
Noone seems to be pointing that to get all the titles and favicons and things like that you're actually increasing everyone's traffic and doing extra requests.
Why would anyone do this, there's zero value in this feature. The one who even suggested this should've been fired as they obviously don't use Trello themselves at all if such thoughts even coming to their minds.
Please disable this completely **or** add an ability to disable it per-account.
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I agree with others, this feature needs to be able to be turned off.
I often provide multiple links for my team on cards that need to be visible because of the UTM tags; I'm not providing the link simply for them to be able to navigate to a URL. They need to be able to see the difference in the URLs. This is especially important for team members who aren't as well-versed in the details of SEO, tracking, etc as my team is.
If it's not able to switch on/off, please consider turning it off altogether until switching is available.
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I've been patiently waiting for a way to disable URL unfurling since it was first rolled out on Trello, but my patience is wearing thin.
Recently I almost blew my stack trying to infer what URLs clients were sending me, so I posted some use cases where URL unfurling causes issues.
For the love of web developers everywhere, please provide a way to disable URL unfurling on a per-board basis, and soon!
Thanks much.
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Hi there!
Thank you for submitting feedback and sorry that this has caused you inconvenience.
Unfortunately, there is no way to turn this feature off. However, there are 2 workarounds to show a full URL and stop it from unfurling:
1. You can remove https:// from the front of your URL e.g. https://www.figma.com will become www.figma.com.
2. You can add back ticks ` to the beginning and end of your links to show the full URL as I have done with the youtube link. Unfortunately though, these links will no longer be clickable.
Example:
Hope this helps!
Morgan
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Thanks, this does help, but an option to turn the feature off or on would be great!
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I would really appreciate a switching feature like this!
We have so many links, and now we need to visit them to see what it is about.
Backtics does not work for us because there are many tools that insert the links, we have no control over that.
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Please please disable this feature. My cards have gone from having useful information to having BLUE TEXT with text like "Home Page" and "Log in". It's like auto translating my text into Chinese, a great idea, but completely useless to me.
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Please just add the ability to disable this. Makes trello painful to use for web developers now.
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This solution is a hack and a waste of time, please disable this crap!
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Hi @Morgan Wang ,
This does not help unfortunately. Can you please raise this as a problem with the appropriate team and reply back here confirming the status of the ability to turn off this change?
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This was reported on May 6th. It is now mid-Aug.
Please roll back this "feature" nobody asked for. Or make it configurable!
How much feedback do you need that it's messing with people's workflows?
I am so agraviated that I am forced to deal with this, everyday. I have been the one defending Trello when my team leader wanted to move away. No more! I am happy to move away from this because:
1 - It brings my browser to its knees (which I was willing to tolerate).
2 - Nobody listens.
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@ Trello Ask yourself this: Do you rather have `N` happy users, or do you want to make `N*0.9` users even more happy and lose `N*0.1` disgruntled users in the progress?
Also realize that most of the users are probably developers who care more about functionality and the site being fast, than some bling.
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This suggestion is an absolute joke... @Trello
Undo this "feature", it destroys User Experiences instead of improving them!
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April 2022. This "feature" still has not been fixed.
Sigh
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Just ran into this issue this morning and thought, wait there's no way a product that executes scrum so well for technology companies isn't allowing us to keep urls in plain text. A short google later and here I am.
You must make this a toggleable feature (or even remove it all together!) or my team will be forced to switch products, which will also coincidently make me look bad to my bosses. Please don't make me look bad. ;)
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Does any business owner (boss) really want to pay anyone to do this unnecessary searching to find answers for something you didn't even know about or sign up for??
I don't think so. Forcing users to change products and waste time is not helping anyone.
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Same here for all of my team.
At least on Atlasian JIRA you can click on it change it back to Display URL rather than Display inline. But even there it's annoying as the default should be Display URL.
But on Trello, it's really an issue so please consider making it a choice on preference rather than just changing all our links.
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Please remove this. It's causing havoc with my clients. They're used to seeing links in cards, and now query why I haven't posted the expected links.
My boards are mostly for activity, task and bug management, and are used by non-technical clients. Clickable links make sense to them. Neither the pictorialised renditions of those links or unclickable "code" links in backticks do.
This is a nonsense that adds nothing to Trello's usability.
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Just a few hours after posting about this bug (and from every user perspective, it is a bug), I now have my largest client asking if we can move to another system because links are now obfuscated in this way.
Dammit. I thought we had it nailed when we moved to Trello.
I could suggest they put links into documents and attach them but ... really, what's the point of using Trello at all if we have to do that?
I'm working in a web dev environment with multiple groups of clients who are not especially tech savvy. Just getting them to copy URLs from browser location bars has required training. Now there's often no point them doing that, as URL parameters are no longer readily visible, and they're often at the heart of the issues being discussed.
I understand no organisation likes to admit they're wrong but, Atlassian, this was an ill-considered move that either needs to be rolled back or made optional.
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Awful feature. It's the biggest problem in Trello for me, that I cannot disable this behaviour. For me, and for URLs that I work with, in 95% of cases URL give more info and preferred, and titles are useless and misleading.
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Yes, please make this an optional feature that can be turned off - across workspaces or based on user settings.
URGENT. Please. Thank you.
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Trello, Are you even listening? Please add an option for us to at least disable it. It's not a smart link but a dumb link feature. Annoying for digital agencies.
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FOR THE LOVE OF GOD PLEASE PROVIDE A WAY TO TURN THIS "FEATURE" OFF.
This is my third post on this thread since June. I've also opened a support ticket that went nowhere, see here for that discussion.
I just received the following Trello comment, the problem is obvious and I have to work around this "feature" daily. I manage numerous boards on Trello and it is simply not feasible to instruct every member to remove the https:// from your URLs or wrap them in back-quotes before clicking save. Even those that have been instructed forget constantly.
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100% agree that this should be a feature to turn off of business accounts. We post URLs all the time within comments and checklists and having them shorten doesn't help us AT ALL. How are we to know that the 2 links here are actually 2 different links (they are). Please Trello, listen to your customers!!!
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