Automatically remove tracking parameters from URLs and browse with cleaner links. ClearURLs automatically removes known tracking parameters from URLs while you browse, helping prevent unnecessary tracking and making links cleaner and easier to share.

Automatically removes known tracking parameters
Skips known tracking redirects when possible
Open source and built with privacy in mind
Does not collect your browsing or usage data

How does it work? Websites often add tracking parameters to URLs to measure clicks, identify where visitors came from, or associate browsing activity with advertising and analytics campaigns. For example:

https://example.com/?utm_source=newsletter&amp;utm_medium=email&amp;utm_campaign=sale

ClearURLs removes the known tracking parameters:

https://example.com/

The destination remains the same, while unnecessary tracking information is removed. Features

Automatically removes known tracking elements from URLs
Skips known tracking redirects and takes you directly to the destination when possible
Adds a context menu option for copying cleaned links
Includes a built in tool for cleaning multiple URLs at once
Blocks hyperlink auditing, also known as ping tracking
Prevents tracking parameters from being injected through the History API
Prevents Google and Yandex from rewriting search result links to include tracking elements
Optionally blocks some common advertising domains

Privacy ClearURLs is designed to protect your privacy. We do not collect your browsing or usage data. ClearURLs is completely open source. Anyone can inspect the source code, see how the extension works, report problems, or contribute to the project. View the source code on GitHub Permissions ClearURLs requires certain browser permissions to detect and clean URLs while you browse. Learn why ClearURLs needs these permissions Support and feedback If you encounter a problem, find a bug, or have a suggestion, please let us know on GitHub. Report an issue or suggest an improvement For additional information, visit the ClearURLs documentation. You can also view the complete changelog on GitHub.