Browser extension · Chrome · Firefox
Your links, minus the tracking we know about.
MUGA strips the tracking noise it recognises out of the links you open, without breaking pages. And unlike most URL cleaners, it tries to keep the referral of whoever recommended you the link, and leaves you in control.
Removed
The percentage above is measured against this final destination, not the original wrapper link.
Opening this creates a public GitHub issue containing the URLs above. Only continue if you are fine sharing them publicly.
Cleaning your links shouldn't cut off who recommended them.
When a reviewer, a creator or a newsletter shares a link, their referral is often how they get credited for the recommendation, at no extra cost to you. Most cleaners strip it along with the tracking. MUGA tries not to.
When MUGA recognizes a referral like that, it tries to leave it alone. A toast for it is opt-in in Settings. It is a best-effort intention, not a guarantee.
And you stay in control: keep those referrals, or strip every third-party one if you prefer.
See where a link really goes.
On desktop, hover a link and hold still for a moment. MUGA shows you its real destination, already cleaned, right there. No click, no page load: the real destination shows up right where you are already looking.
It only speaks up when it matters: links that bounce you through a redirect or a wrapper before landing somewhere else. A plain link that goes where it says shows nothing at all.
On by default on the desktop, and one switch to turn off in Settings.
Read the source. Watch the network tab.
Three claims, three verifiable receipts.
GPL v3, every line
Full source on GitHub. Build it yourself, audit it, fork it. The same build script makes both store packages. Repo →
No telemetry, no analytics
No analytics, no telemetry, no account. The one thing MUGA fetches on its own is a weekly signed rule list, with nothing about you in the request, and it is one switch to turn off. Transparency →
We document the tradeoffs
MUGA never adds its own affiliate tag. By default it respects the original referral, and stripping third-party tags is an optional extra you control in Settings, with no change to your price. Privacy →
Clean your links today.
Free and open source. Pick whichever way fits how you browse.