SafeShare Help · Feed Clean
Feed Clean helps you use RSS and Atom feeds with cleaner links. An original feed URL becomes a clean feed URL that you subscribe to in your feed reader.
This help page explains the difference between Feed Clean Free and Feed Clean Pro, the two modes Clean link and Clean link + partner, and how coupon parameters are handled.
RSS and Atom feeds regularly deliver new entries from websites, blogs, news sources, or other publications.
The links inside those entries often include tracking additions such as utm_*, gclid, fbclid, or similar parameters.
Feed Clean works at feed level. Instead of cleaning every individual link later, you create a clean feed URL. You subscribe to that URL in your feed reader. New feed entries then arrive with cleaner links.
Feed Clean is available as a simple free version for testing and as a Pro version for ongoing use.
Feed Clean Free is the entry point. You enter an original feed URL, choose the cleaning behavior, and create a clean feed URL.
Feed Clean Pro is for people who use several feeds regularly and do not want to set the same options again and again.
This mode removes typical tracking additions from feed links. Partner or affiliate information is not deliberately kept.
Use this mode when you want feed links to be as reduced as possible and free from unnecessary tracking clutter.
This mode removes tracking additions, but deliberately keeps partner or affiliate information.
Use this mode when you want link hygiene but do not want to remove legitimate partner attribution.
A coupon is not automatically the same thing as tracking. That is why Feed Clean handles coupon parameters separately.
You can consciously decide whether coupon parameters should stay or be removed. This prevents useful discount or promotion information from disappearing by default.
Feed Clean removes typical tracking and campaign additions from links, for example:
utm_*, e.g. utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaigngclid, dclid, gbraid, wbraidfbclid, msclkid, yclidmc_cid, mc_eid, and similar newsletter or campaign valuesWhich parameters are removed or kept depends on the selected mode and the specific link structure. Feed Clean should make links cleaner, not blindly destroy important functionality.
Feed Clean improves link hygiene. It is not an anonymity solution.
RSS and Atom feeds are not primarily made for normal browser pages. They are data sources for feed readers.
That is why it can be normal for a browser to show XML, plain text, an empty view, or an unfamiliar layout. What matters is that you subscribe to the clean feed URL in an RSS reader.
That is often normal. Test the URL in an RSS reader instead of a normal browser window.
First check whether the original feed URL is reachable. Some websites block feed requests, use unusual formats, or only deliver feeds under certain conditions.
Not every long link is automatically tracking. Some parameters are technically necessary, for example for search, sorting, language, page state, or media views.
Check whether you selected Clean link + partner. In this mode, partner or affiliate information is deliberately kept.
Yes. Feed Clean Free is meant for trying the workflow and is suitable for simple single feeds.
Feed Clean Pro is useful if you want to use multiple feeds permanently, save rules, and manage your feeds more clearly.
“Clean link” removes typical tracking additions from feed links. Partner or affiliate information is not deliberately kept.
Tracking additions are removed while partner or affiliate information is deliberately kept.
No. Feed Clean reduces link clutter, but it does not prevent recognition through cookies, logins, fingerprinting, or IP addresses.
Not guaranteed. The feed must be technically reachable and processable. Some providers block requests or use unusual structures.