Clean email links

Less baggage when forwarding. More clarity in your inbox.

Newsletter and campaign links often carry extra parameters (utm_*, mc_cid, mkt_tok …). Most recipients don’t need them.

Clean a link now Tracking parameters explained Pro for rules/allowlists
SafeShare is local-first: cleaning happens in your browser—no uploads to third parties.

When is it useful?

Team forwards

Links become shorter, cleaner, and more consistent.

External emails

Less campaign context is forwarded to third parties.

Documentation

Clean URLs in wikis, tickets, and notes.

Training materials

Better examples without tracking noise.

What to watch out for

Don’t remove everything blindly: some parameters are functional or intentionally used for attribution.
  • Affiliate/ref: e.g. ref, tag may be intentional.
  • Functional: language, product IDs, filters, search state.
  • Pro: rules/allowlists let you control per domain precisely.
Clean now Rules & reason codes Privacy when sharing

Honest scope

  • Yes: SafeShare reduces tracking parameters in URLs before you share.
  • No: no protection against IP logs, fingerprinting, or tracking after login.
  • In short: a concrete hygiene step—not an invisibility promise.