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Such a useful add-on! Thank you very much for developing it!

From a glance the rules are not easy on the eyes and looks like an inconvenience to maintain. It could be improved if they were formatted by newline and there was a switch for case sensitivity. With uMatrix as inspiration, I propose this format and I fully understand if this is out of the scope of the project.

retain domain (case sensitive | insensitive) (comma separated params/spaces ignored from here){newline} //keep matching params, remove everything else
delete domain (case sensitive | insensitive) (comma separated params/spaces ignored from here){newline} //remove matching params, keep everything else
cutoff domain (case sensitive | insensitive) (relax = $/|force = $$/) (single param){newline} //remove all parameters after matching single param
ignore domain{newline} //no operation, paramerters untouched/whitelist
local rules and ignore override global rules.


example:

delete * sensitive badparam, evilparam, etc //globally remove, case sensitive
retain * insensitive okparam, goodparam, etc //globally keep, case insensitive
delete website.* sensitive evilref, badstuff, etc //locally remove, case sensitive
retain website.* sensitive evilref, badstuff, etc //locally keep, case sensitive
delete website.* insensitive okparam, goodparam, etc //locally remove, bypass global rules, case insensitive
retain somesite.com insensitive badparam, evilparam, etc //locally keep, bypass global rules, case insensitive
cutoff somesite.com sensitive force okparam //trim all parameters after 'okparam', relax = $/, force = $$/
ignore anothersite.com //whitelist

The blacklist should allow regex or at least wildcards.

There are snippets at the bottom of the New Tab Page in Firefox, and i clicked on one and it took me here - https://blog.mozilla.org/internetcitizen/2018/05/23/gdpr-mozilla/?snippet_name=8315#utm_source=desktop-snippet&utm_medium=snippet&utm_campaign=13thingsGDPR&utm_term=8315&utm_content=REL

My question is how do i create a Parameter for this? i tried everything and nothing works to completely clean it, only partially clean it. And it's not because of extensions on Mozilla websites because i have set the correct preferences in about:config to fix that.

Also, on certain Amazon pages, such as https://www.amazon.com/dp/B013CCTJKE - if you change options such as 32 GB, 64 GB and 128 GB, sometimes it will add ?th=1 to the end of the URL, if i delete ?th=1 and press enter the URL will go back to a complete clean URL. is there anyway to create a parameter for this? i've seen some product pages, the ?th=1 will always come back no matter what, which makes me believe there is no parameter to create for this.

i've tried th@amazon.com and it doesn't work. Maybe you can take a look at this and figure something out.

Thank You in advance.

*Edit*

i found another Amazon URL that i can't figure out how to clean with a parameter - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AZWYUA4?aaxitk=EHCrA6mbNmFFgn2BVN57lg&pd_rd_i=B00AZWYUA4&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_p=5582544217303223519&pf_rd_s=desktop-sx-top-slot&pf_rd_t=301&pf_rd_i=rOtring+600&hsa_cr_id=2522701590101&_encoding=UTF8&tag=cavemancircus-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=c1fb83f30f4992600b99db7c319e6f7d&camp=1789&creative=9325

Wow this addon really do the job. Love the feature of being able to edit my own rule.

Just want to ask how this addon works: Is it: a) Load a url >> remove tracking link >> go the the page OR b) Load a url >> go to the page with tracking link >> removing tracking url >> go to the page with clean url. If the answer a) then it's all good.

I use this addon primarily to remove ebay tracking link (_trksid, _trkparms, hash, si, item & still adding). But I had encountered a problem when I put _trksid@ebay.* - this rule did not work in ebay.com.my site. ebay have different kind of site like ebay.com, ebay.co.uk, ebay.com.au, ebay.ca for example. So is the rule I put only works in ebay.com only?

To fix the issue indirectly, I just put _trksid globally so the addon just block it regardless of different domain.

I'm not sure if it's working or not. Whenever I search addons.mozilla and I find an addon I might be interested in I click on the link and open it in a new tab. The URL in the address bar says, "https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/neat-url/?src=search". If I wanted to bookmark this addon I'd have to go up and select the "?src=search" and delete that part of it and reload the tab to get a clean URL.

After I installed your addon I thought it would remove the "?src=search" part of it, but it didn't. So I opened your addons options and I entered "?src=" (without the quotes) then saved the preferences. I even put a comma and space before it to separate it from all your other entries. Anyhow that didn't work. Then I tried entering, "?src=search" (again without the quotes) and that didn't work; neither did "?src=*".

Why won't your addon remove the "?src=search" part of the URL? What am I doing wrong, can you help?

EDIT: Thank you Geoffrey De Belie, using just "src" (without the quotes) worked perfectly. I adjusted my rating.

It's a nice extension. I does work well.

Pretty cool add-on, It cleans the crap.

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Very useful.

Great extension!

Ohh Yes,well done!Thank you :-)

Unusable if you need to use website forms filled in with full url, like there ones on ssllabs.com - i dont want to whiteliste every website with a form like this (bugfix from dev)
I remove this addon and look for a better one