Link Cleaner

Remove desired parts from a URL via regular expression rules.

Users751

Rating2.6

Reviews5

Manifest versionV3

7-day growth+19

7-day growth rate+2.6%

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Version0.1.4

ManifestV3

Size49.48KiB

Languages1English

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Link Cleaner extension removes or replaces desired parts from a URL with regular expression rules. The toolbar button is the ON|OFF switch to enable or disable the extension.

To work with this addon, please first open the options page. In the middle section, add a regex filter to match the request URL on the left side, then write a regex substitution pattern on the right side. For example:

Sample left-side regular expression rule: ^http[s]\:\/\/(example\.com)[\/]\?query\-1\=Q1\&query\-2\=Q2\&query\-3\=Q3\&query\-4\=Q4

Sample right-side regular expression rule: https://\1?query-1=Q1

With the above regular expression rule, if you navigate to URL #1 below in the address bar, it will be redirected to URL #2 (as shown in the first screenshot).

URL #1: https://example.com?query-1=Q1&query-2=Q2&query-3=Q3&query-4=Q4

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