Links, minus the tracking.
One or fifty at a time.
Strip utm_*, fbclid, gclid and YouTube si= share tokens from a whole batch of links — while keeping the parts that matter, like a video’s ?t=120s timestamp.
3 links, 8 trackers stripped.
https://example.com/essays/doing-great-work
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaaaaaaaaaa&t=120s
https://example.org/2022/unbundling-software/
Runs in your browser. Nothing you paste or drop is uploaded.
A known list, not a guess.
Only parameters that exist to track the click are removed. Anything we don’t recognize stays put, so the link still goes where it should.
- 01
Check it’s a web link
Each link is read on its own — one per line, or several on a line separated by spaces. Bare domains get https:// added; anything that isn’t http or https is flagged instead of changed.
- 02
Drop known trackers
Every
utm_*tag goes, plus a fixed list of click IDs likefbclid,gclid,msclkid,mc_eid. Thesishare token is removed from YouTube and Spotify links, andfeature=from YouTube links; other sites keep both. - 03
Keep everything else
Other parameters — a video’s v= and t=, a page number, a search term — are left exactly as they were, in the same order.
Same link, saved twice?
We notice.
When you save to My Minute Mix, tracking parameters like utm_*, fbclid and si= are ignored when checking for duplicates — so the same article from a newsletter and from a social post doesn’t land in your library twice.
- Duplicate check ignores tracking parameters
- Reading time and video length are measured when you save
- The Chrome extension saves in the background — or use Alt+Shift+S
- Free, no paid tier. No AI on your saves
Handy on their own. No sign-up.
Clean links are nice.
Finished reads are nicer.
Save the links worth keeping, pick the minutes you have, and press start. Free, no paid tier.