Re: How To Automatically Remove URL Parameters, UTM Codes In Chrome

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?background=1: This parameter automatically disables all elements in the player (play bar, buttons, etc), autoplay, loops, and mutes your video on load. Please note: the background parameter is only supported for videos hosted by paid members. Learn more at 'Embed background and chromeless videos'.

NeatURL is a free Google Chrome extension that automatically removes the parameters and UTM codes from URLs and makes them neat. This extension is available for Mozilla Firefox as well. You can add it to your respective web browser by following the links given at the end of this article.

How To Automatically Remove URL Parameters, UTM Codes In Chrome

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NeatURL makes a URL small and clean by removing the UTM codes and other parameters. It does that automatically and all you see is a neat and small URL in the address bar. Here is a before-after example showing you how this extension works:

The Windows version of Chrome is able to detect and remove certain types of software that violate Google's Unwanted Software Policy. If left in your system, this software may perform unwanted actions, such as changing your Chrome settings without your approval. Chrome periodically scans your device to detect potentially unwanted software. In addition, if you have opted in to automatically report details of possible security incidents to Google, Chrome will report information about unwanted software, including relevant file metadata and system settings linked to the unwanted software found on your computer.

Some expressions such as JSX and certain built-in globals are automatically annotated as /* @__PURE__ */ in esbuild. You can also configure additional globals to be marked /* @__PURE__ */ as well. For example, you can mark the global document.createElement function as such to have it be automatically removed from your bundle when the bundle is minified as long as the result isn't used.

Tree shaking is the term the JavaScript community uses for dead code elimination, a common compiler optimization that automatically removes unreachable code. Within esbuild, this term specifically refers to declaration-level dead code removal.

Link Tracking Protection is a new feature automatically activated in Mail, Messages, and Safari in Private Browsing mode. It detects user-identifiable tracking parameters in link URLs, and automatically removes them.

Apple is attempting to crack down on this behavior across its operating systems this year. Safari will automatically detect which parts of the URL are identifying, and remove only those parts, leaving the rest of the URL intact so you still get to the web page you intended to visit.

If you use the Share button from the toolbar or AMP bar in Safari, Chrome, or Brave, it will remove the google.com part automatically. Browsers like Firefox load the real article from AMP cards, so it doesn't even matter here. However, browsers like Edge will use the google.com link when using the Share button from its toolbar.

When you add these redirect rules, Netlify automatically creates alternate headers to enable the redirection in our CDN nodes. This removes the need for a round trip to our origin servers and ensures that normal pages, besides country or language based redirects, are cached on the CDN nodes.

Chromium has a similar reader mode to Firefox. In this case it is called DOM Distiller, which is an open source project.It is disabled by default, but can be enabled using the chrome://flags/#enable-reader-mode flag, which you can also make persistent.Not only does DOM Distiller provide a better reading experience by distilling the content of the page, it also simplifies pages for print. Even though the latter checkbox option has been removed from the print dialog, you can still print the distilled page, which basically has the same effect.

In multi-GPU systems, Chromium automatically detects which GPU should be used for rendering (discrete or integrated). This works 99% of the time, except when it does not - if a unavailable GPU is picked (for example, discrete graphics on VFIO GPU passthrough-enabled systems), chrome://gpu will complain about not being able to initialize the GPU process. On the same page below Driver Information there will be multiple GPUs shown (GPU0, GPU1, ...). There is no way to switch between them in a user-friendly way, but you can read the device/vendor IDs present there and configure Chromium to use a specific GPU with flags:

Passwords and Passkeys Updates
For easier and more secure password and passkey sharing, users can create a group to share a set of passwords, and everyone in the group can add and edit passwords to keep them up to date. Since sharing is through iCloud Keychain, it is end-to-end encrypted. Additionally, one-time verification codes received in Mail will now automatically autofill in Safari, making it easy to securely log in without leaving the browser.

Another key change includes Link Tracking Protection in Mail, Messages, and Safari's private mode to automatically remove tracking parameters in URLs, which are often used to track information about a click.