Purix

Purix removes the tracking parameters that trackers append to links — the utm_ tags, fbclid, gclid, and dozens of site-specific tokens that let companies follow you across the web and tie a click back to a campaign, an email, or an ad. It cleans URLs the moment you navigate to them, click them, or copy them, and it does all of this without your browsing ever leaving your device. ZERO NETWORK CALLS, EVER Purix makes no network requests of any kind — no analytics, no telemetry, no remote configuration, nothing phoned home. Every rule it uses to decide what to strip ships inside the extension itself and is only ever updated by installing a new version. Nothing about your browsing is ever transmitted anywhere. WHERE IT CLEANS LINKS - Navigation — a tracked link is redirected to its clean form before the page loads. - Clicking — every link on a page is rewritten the moment you click, right-click, or middle-click it. - Copying — if the text you copy contains a tracked URL, Purix cleans it before it reaches your clipboard. - Right-click — a "Copy clean link" option is added to any link's context menu on Mac. WHAT IT REMOVES utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, and the rest of the utm_ family; fbclid, gclid, msclkid, and other ad-network click identifiers; Instagram and other social share identifiers; and site-specific tracking parameters on Amazon, YouTube, X/Twitter, eBay, AliExpress, Walmart, LinkedIn, and Instagram. SAFE BY DESIGN Purix only strips a parameter it recognizes by exact name from a fixed, built-in list — it never guesses. A hard keep-list protects parameters that select real page content (search terms, video timestamps, pagination) so a page never silently breaks because it lost a parameter it actually needed. MAKE IT YOURS Add your own rules from the dashboard: strip an extra parameter everywhere or on one site, or protect a parameter a site needs with a "never strip" rule. Turn Purix off entirely, or just for one site, in one tap from the popup. SEE WHAT IT'S DOING The popup shows your all-time and today's counts, your top domains, and the last links it cleaned. The dashboard adds a 30-day activity log (hostname and the parameter names removed — never the URL itself), a by-day chart, a per-domain table, and a full view of the active rule set. Export everything Purix has ever stored, as one file, at any time. Purix runs on Safari for Mac, iPhone, and iPad, and shares the same rule set with its Chrome and Firefox companion versions.