Share links without tracking “labels”
Many links include extra information — like stickers on a package.
They help platforms attribute clicks, but when you forward a link they’re often just unnecessary baggage.
SafeShare removes common tracking parameters locally in your browser. No upload.
What do these “labels” look like?
https://example.com/article?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=launch
https://shop.example.com/product?gclid=ABC123&fbclid=XYZ987
utm_* Campaign params
Shows source/medium/campaign. Useful for analytics — often unnecessary when sharing.
gclid / fbclid Click IDs
Platform-specific IDs for measurement. When you forward a link they’re usually just baggage.
Privacy — explained honestly (no panic)
What cleaning can do (and what it cannot): it reduces the tracking data you forward,
but it does not make you invisible on the web.
Privacy here means: generate less data, forward less data, keep more control.
Why should non-experts care?
- Respect: you forward fewer extra bits of data other people never chose.
- Looks cleaner: short, non-“ad-ish” links feel more trustworthy.
- Less breakage: some apps mangle very long URLs.
Important: this is not an “invisibility” promise. It’s a concrete hygiene step when sharing.
When you should NOT blindly remove everything
Affiliate / partner links
Some parameters are attribution (e.g. ref, tag).
Removing them can break attribution/commission.
Pro solution: allowlists per domain / policies.
Functional parameters
Some keys are needed (language, product ID, filters, sessions).
Good cleaners are conservative and don’t remove everything.
App: common tracking only. Pro: audit + rules.
Do it in 10 seconds
- Copy a link
- Paste into SafeShare App
- Clean → copy → share
Biggest impact happens at the moment you forward a link: clean first, share second.