I built a small privacy-friendly web app called SafeShare.
Use case: before you paste a link into chat, email or social media, SafeShare removes tracking parameters like utm_, fbclid, gclid, mc_eid, etc. It runs purely in the browser – no login, no cookies, no server-side logs.
How it works: - paste any URL or a list of URLs, - SafeShare strips known tracking/query parameters and some redirect wrappers, - you get a cleaned URL list you can copy or open, - everything happens locally in JS.
App: https://j-ai-71.github.io/Supersystem/app.html Background / landing: https://j-ai-71.github.io/Supersystem/
I’m trying to make “link hygiene” easier for people who do* care about privacy but don’t want to fiddle with browser extensions or regexes.
I’d love feedback from HN: - What’s missing for your own workflow? - Any obvious edge cases I should handle? - Would you ever pay for a “pro” version (batch cleaning, custom rules, team use), or should this stay 100% free utility?
Happy to hear brutally honest thoughts.