[Solved] What is the best reversable hash algorithm for a URL? (near-Zero collision!) [closed]

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If you can reverse it, then by definition it isn’t a hash. It’s an encoding. Any encoding will have zero collisions (otherwise it wouldn’t be able to accurately reverse it).

A common encoding for this purpose is base64.

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solved What is the best reversable hash algorithm for a URL? (near-Zero collision!) [closed]