The web, with the noise turned down.
MUGA quiets the tracking noise from every link you open, locally in your browser, 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.
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 noise. MUGA tries not to.
When MUGA recognizes a referral like that, it tries to leave it alone and shows a small Creator referral preserved toast so you know it happened. 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.
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. Reproducible builds for both stores. 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
Including that MUGA can add its own referral on a page that has none, as an optional way to support development, always under your control. Privacy →
Turn the noise down today.
Free forever. Open source. Respectful of the people who make the web worth reading.