Vraiment très bien. Je n'avais jamais entendu de la possibilite de bloquer ces trackeurs. Je suis ravi, fonctionne vraiment bien. Devrait être inclus dans les gros ad-blockeurs.

The best fo newbie like me for guide do or not to do

Works very well and complements other add-ons such as uBlock Origin, this add-on deserves to be better known.

Super boulot ! Et mis-à-jour régulièrement. Si on active les journaux dans les options, on peut aller les consulter et se rendre compte à quel point y a du tracking sur ce qu'on click. Indispensable pour dealabs.com par exemple !
Et le développeur est disponible à travers son gitlab et vous pouvez lui soumettre des ajouts ( je l'ai fais ).

Amazing job. And continuously updated. If you activate the logs in the options, you'll see how much we are tracked. This add-on is a necessity ! Moreover with websites like Dealabs.com that track everything you click on. And the dev is available through his gitlab, and you can request to block trackers you've found. ( I did it).

Siempre he usado Firefox y sus cocomplementos 5 estrellas la recomiendo

Very good, but the addon needs a white list, unfortunately a site that I use daily, Bet365.com, does not work well with this addon, and it is hard to have to "stop" the addon whenever I visit the website.

fantastic add-on

Hey there,

Just wondering if your extension still works when searching on Google/Yandex.

Under the description for the add-on, you wrote that the extension "prevents Google from rewriting the search results (to include tracking elements)."

But when I hover the arrow over a search link on Google with JavaScript *enabled*, I get something like this: "https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/Phoenix+AZ-85003," instead of the expected, "https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/Phoenix/blahblahblah"

It's only when I disable JavaScript with the NoScript extension that Google changes the link from "https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/Phoenix+AZ-85003" to "https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/Phoenix/blahblahblah."

Has Google decided that they were going to stop rewriting search results by default, thereby eliminating the need for your extension when searching on Google? In other words, has Google decided that they were going to stop adding tracking elements to URLs when searching on Google?

Can Google still track which links I click on with JavaScript enabled with ClearURLs on?

Do I need to have JavaScript disabled on google.com for your extension to be of any use when searching on Google?

Also, can you tell me in what directory/file the ClearURLs logs are stored in?

Thanks.

For those concerned about their privacy when it comes to URLS and tracking in the URL itself, this extension is perfect. You install it, and it works automatically. Hoorah for privacy!

hi, it works well, but on
https://radioparadise.com/player
it keeps saying after listening a minute "site update available please refresh".
it seems etag filtering option causes the problem.
but if i must, i would like to disable it on this site only....

thanks