How to obtain a shortened mzl.la link

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To save character when replying to a support question on social media or Play Store review, you can shorten the link of your reference article. Here is how to get a shortened mzl.la link.

Mzl.la link only generated when the original link is from a Mozilla domain.

How to find mzl.la link for an article

Mzl.la links are generated automatically for kb article URLs without language code. This is to make sure that the person would be redirected to the localized version based on their browser locale.

  1. Go to the article page (in any SUMO locale).
  2. Scroll down to the bottom of the article text.
  3. Copy the https://mzl.la/xxxxxxx URL after Share this article:.
    If you don't see this line under a SUMO article, your adblocker may be responsible.
  4. Paste the shortened link in your answer.

How to generate mzl.la link

If you need to shorten a link for a specific locale, another SUMO page, or any page in the Mozilla domain, you can generate online a mzl.la shortened link on the Bitly website.

  1. Go to https://bit.ly.
    You should not be logged into your personal Bitly account.
  2. Paste the link you want to shorten into the Shorten your link field below.
  3. If it's a SUMO page, make sure to copy the link of the English version, but remove the en-US/ part from the URL. This is to make sure that the person would be redirected to the localized version based on their browser locale.
  4. Click Shorten. Bitly will recognize that the destination belongs to Mozilla and provide you with a mzl.la shortened link.
  5. Click Copy to copy the shortened link.
  6. Paste the shortened link in your answer.
To learn more about linking support articles, see A guide to linking to support articles.

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