It would be nice if you could display full address when you hover.
Actually, if you're using a Chrome browser, you can see the full link what the address points to in the bottom left part of your chrome window. It shows the entire address. Not sure if other browsers have that feature.
@OP: That is the most pagination I've seen in my life. Are these pages/tables generated on the fly or you receive them from the network as soon as the website is opened?
I parsed the blockchain, extracted all ~24 million addresses with unspent transaction output (UTXO), and dump them into DB table, you divide 24 million by 50 (per page), you get this gigantic pagination. But they are actually all in a local DB server, not generated on the fly.
The random private keys and their compressed and uncompressed addresses, are generated on the fly, on each page load.
Of course you don't search private keys by flipping web pages, it'd be too slow, so this project is just for fun. For professional searchers/hackers, you run parallel programs that use all your CPU cores and GPU ALU's, better written in Pony language, or C/C++/Cuda, for a slim hope to find a collision. And yes I agree, 2^80 is a huge number. And even when you produce 2^80 private keys, the probability that there exist collision among the 2^80 keys, is 50%. But when you possess this monster computational power, 2^80, I see Bitcoin is on the brink of collapsing.