Support for tiktok's /t/ URLs. #13
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ive never seen a link like that, can you tell me how you can get it? |
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You should be able to copy a link from the mobile app, on your fyp -> share -> copy link Some examples: |
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apparently ios links are like this and i had no idea, thank you |
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why is it always ios that's standing out for dumbest fucking reasons |
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When sharing from TikTok via the app, some URLs show up as:
https://www.tiktok.com/t/:ID/?k=1, similar to vm.tiktok.com/:ID urls, cobalt doesn't recognize the first style of links.
This should fix that, I think.
Edit: I've tested this with multiple videos, it works.