UTM Eraser

Clean tracking query parameters from URLs, such as utm, fbclid, gclid, etc

As of June 2026, UTM Eraser has 1,000 users and a 4.86/5 rating from 7 reviews in the Privacy & Security category.

Usersup 3.5 percent+3.5%
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1,000
Ratingup 1.3 percent+1.3%
4.86
7 reviews
Reviewsup 40.0 percent+40.0%
7
Version
1.3.1
Manifest V3
90-day change · In the last 90 days this extension 1 version update.

History

4 snapshots

Tracking since Apr 1, 2026.

1.0K983963.28Apr 1, 2026Jun 6, 2026
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DateUsersRatingReviewsVersion
Apr 1, 20269664.8051.2.0
Apr 21, 20261.0K4.8361.2.0
May 6, 20261.0K4.8671.2.0
May 31, 20261.0K4.8671.2.0
Now1.0K4.8671.3.1

Changelog

  • May 31, 2026
    description
    An extension to clean tracking request parameters from URLs.
    
    Please note that due to Chrome developer policy, it is no longer possible to dynamically change the list of parameters to remove before loading the page — it is hardcoded when developing the extension.
    
    You can see the current list of rules with tags that will be applied BEFORE loading the page (i.e. will really interfere with tracking) at this address:
    https://github.com/Psychosynthesis/Eraser/blob/main/src/chrome/rules.json
    
    Eraser also has the ability to clean custom params (place the extension icon on the panel and click on it to edit). Your custom set of tags will allow you to cosmetically remove parameters after the page has loaded (this is convenient, for example, to share links). Keep in mind that this will not interfere with tracking by your custom tags, this is literally just a cosmetic edit of the address bar - Chrome policy is to blame.
    
    You can edit custom params list in the settings (by clicking on the extension icon).
    This extension clears URL parameters used to track user behavior and also prevents tracking by common analytics systems (Google, Yandex, etc.)
    
    Please note that due to Chrome developer policy, it is no longer possible to dynamically change the list of parameters to remove before loading the page — it is hardcoded when developing the extension.
    
    You can see the current list of rules with tags that will be applied BEFORE loading the page (i.e. will really interfere with tracking) at this address:
    https://github.com/Psychosynthesis/Eraser/blob/main/src/chrome/rules.json
    
    Eraser also has the ability to clean custom params (place the extension icon on the panel and click on it to edit). Your custom set of tags will allow you to cosmetically remove parameters after the page has loaded (this is convenient, for example, to share links). Keep in mind that this will not interfere with tracking by your custom tags, this is literally just a cosmetic edit of the address bar - Chrome policy is to blame.
    
    You can edit custom params list in the settings (by clicking on the extension icon).
  • May 31, 2026
    short_description
    Clean tracking query parameters from URLs, such as utm, fbclid, gclid, etc.
    Clean tracking query parameters from URLs, such as utm, fbclid, gclid, etc

Permissions & access

Permissions
storagedeclarativeNetRequest
Host access
<all_urls>

Screenshots

UTM Eraser screenshot 1

About

This extension clears URL parameters used to track user behavior and also prevents tracking by common analytics systems (Google, Yandex, etc.)

Please note that due to Chrome developer policy, it is no longer possible to dynamically change the list of parameters to remove before loading the page — it is hardcoded when developing the extension.

You can see the current list of rules with tags that will be applied BEFORE loading the page (i.e. will really interfere with tracking) at this address:
https://github.com/Psychosynthesis/Eraser/blob/main/src/chrome/rules.json

Eraser also has the ability to clean custom params (place the extension icon on the panel and click on it to edit). Your custom set of tags will allow you to cosmetically remove parameters after the page has loaded (this is convenient, for example, to share links). Keep in mind that this will not interfere with tracking by your custom tags, this is literally just a cosmetic edit of the address bar - Chrome policy is to blame.

You can edit custom params list in the settings (by clicking on the extension icon).

Technical

Version
1.3.1
Manifest
V3
Size
33.59KiB
Min Chrome
88
Languages
3
Featured
No

Metadata

ID
cepijkcnhhbjgiofhdhbomcgdmfjbbhb
Developer ID
uc516acdbdd4bab90ad22bccfa7b4ad0a
Developer Email
[email protected]
Created
Oct 22, 2022
Last Updated (Store)
May 25, 2026
Last Scraped
Jun 6, 2026
Website
Support URL
Privacy Policy

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