You will create a Python script to redirect URLs

You must live in certain countries in the Western Balkans, Eastern Europe, or Latin America. You must live in.... Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brasil, Bulgaria, Chile, Colombia, Kosovo, Mexico, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Uruguay, or Venezuela. ✻ OVERVIEW ✻ You will create a Python script so that when I click on a link such as... Google Doc 1 [login to view URL] that URL will redirect to... Google Doc 1 [login to view URL] Why do I need this feature? Because at some point in the future I might need to redirect... Google Doc 1 [login to view URL] to the URL on a *new* Google Drive account which I have not yet created. ✻ DETAILS ✻ Each Google Doc, Google Sheet, Google Drawing, and Google Drive folder has a URL. For example, each Google Doc has a URL that looks like this... [login to view URL] I have backed up (downloaded) my Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Drawings, and Google Drive folders to the SSD (solid state drive) on my laptop computer. Therefore, if Google were to cancel my *current* Google Drive account, I presume that I would upload my backup to a *new* Google Drive account. For example, let's say I had 2638 Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Drawings, and Google Drive folders on my *current* Google Drive account. If Google were to cancel my *current* Google Drive account then I suppose that I would open a *new* Google Drive account. Then I would upload those 2638 Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Drawings, and Google Drive folders to my *new* Google Drive account. In other words, the data that had been on my *current* Google Drive account would now be my *new* Google Drive account. But, I would then have a problem. The links I had created between my files on my *current* Google Drive account would not work on my *new* Google Drive account. For example, currently I have linked this file... Google Doc 1 [login to view URL] to Google Doc 2 [login to view URL] The link between those files would not work on my *new* Google Drive account because both Google Doc 1 and Google Doc 2 would have been assigned new URLs after I had uploaded them to my *new* Google Drive account. I want to avoid this potential problem. To accomplish all of this, I suppose that you will probably need to create a very simple Google Apps Script. Why do you think that I suppose that you will probably need to create a very simple Google Apps Script? ✻ HOW TO APPLY (METHOD #1)✻ If you are interested in working on this project with me then please copy and paste... *** Please send me a link to information about your URL Redirection project. Due to a glitch with Freelancer, I might not receive an email notification from Freelancer indicating that you have responded to me. Therefore, I might need to login to Freelancer to find out that you have responded to me. *** ...into a message you send me. (Please do not send me the three asterisks before and after the text). Please do *not* bother wasting your time by including any other information. ✻ HOW TO APPLY (METHOD #2) ✻ If you would like to avoid "spending" one of your bids ("bid for free") then, please paste... Redirect_URLs_09_Sept_2021 into your Freelancer profile I will search for... Redirect_URLs_09_Sept_2021 and invite you to bid on this project. If I were to invite you, you would be able to bid on this project "for free" (without spending one of your bids). Please wait *patiently* for up to 48 hours for me to invite you because I do *not* have a bot; I would need to manually invite you to bid.