Feed Clean: share RSS/Atom links without tracking appendixes
RSS feeds are steady streams of links. Many links include tracking appendixes (e.g. utm_*, gclid, fbclid).
SafeShare Feed Clean removes those appendixes — so you share less unnecessary data.
Feed Cleaner
The feed cleaner is a URL you subscribe to in your RSS reader. You provide the original feed URL — SafeShare returns a “clean” feed URL.
1) Quick start (text link)
Example (Standard):
Open clean feed
(Note: iOS/Safari often wants to open feeds in an RSS reader.)
2) Paste a feed URL (form)
Important: link hygiene is one step — not a privacy guarantee
Cleaning links does not make you “done”.
Websites can still recognize you via cookies, logins, fingerprinting, or IP. SafeShare reduces link appendixes — it does not make anyone “invisible”.
What gets removed?
Common tracking parameters such as:
utm_*(e.g.utm_source,utm_medium,utm_campaign)gclid,fbclid,msclkid- additional marketing/attribution keys (depending on mode)
Modes
- Standard: conservative, removes common tracking appendixes.
- Strict: more aggressive, removes more marketing/partner keys (may remove parameters you want in some cases).
Limits (clear, no panic)
- Some feeds contain redirect links (MVP: we clean the visible URL).
- Some sites serve feeds in unusual ways or block automated fetching.
- SafeShare does not change content — only link appendixes.
FAQ
Does this make me anonymous?
No. This is link hygiene: fewer tracking appendixes when sharing. Nothing more.
Why isn’t link cleaning enough?
Because tracking is not only URL parameters. Cookies/logins/fingerprinting/IP still exist.
So why do it at all?
Because link appendixes are often unnecessary data leakage — and can often be removed without breaking the link.