Copy link without site tracking
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Recently Firefox has added a functionality for their
mobiledesktop browser to copy a link removing automatically site trackings. So, if you have a link likehttps://google.com/blob?refer=mobileyou'll gethttps://google.com/blob. Could we have this also implemented in Vivaldi? I think that in mobile is more useful than desktop, but having it on both will be good. -
@mannivu
Hi, I cant find the feature in the Android version, only in the desktop version.
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/android/120.0/releasenotes/Anyway, nice to have, mib
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@mib3berlin yes, you're right. I'll edit my post to make clear that Firefox has thi functionality in desktop mode (even though I'd rather have it on mobile than on desktop).
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This option would be awesome to implement on both version (mobile/desktop)
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This feature is technically already available on desktop, but only when right clicking the address field, not when right clicking links in the web view.
Nevertheless, it would be great to see it be implemented for links and for mobile as well.
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Is it possible to use this in a command chain? I put one together that copies the page address, which I have assigned to a keyboard shortcut. But I would love to copy without parameters.
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@mannivu said in Copy link without site tracking:
Recently Firefox has added a functionality for their mobile desktop browser to copy a link removing automatically site trackings. So, if you have a link like https://google.com/blob?refer=mobile slope you'll get https://google.com/blob. Could we have this also implemented in Vivaldi? I think that in mobile is more useful than desktop, but having it on both will be good.
Implementing a feature in Vivaldi that automatically removes tracking parameters from links, similar to Firefox's recent update, would indeed enhance user privacy and convenience. It would be especially beneficial for mobile users, but having it on both mobile and desktop could improve the overall browsing experience for all users.
