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Remove trackers embedded in URLs #47
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With the default settings, the feature can be tested by having an rss reader use emacs-w3m to open a article on slashdot. |
This is very useful functionality. Thank you for working on it.
Vladimir
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You're quite welcome, Vladimir. Here are some of my notes for possible future related work. If you (or
(note: this is a test of using magit forge M-x forge-create-post to |
Here are two more regexes, this time from an email referrer, with an
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+ Strip them at first opportunity + The process handler functions were calling function w3m-w3m-dump-extra, and using its return values instead of respecting our stripped urls, so we need to perform the stripping another time for each call to w3m-w3m-dump-extra.
Merged to the |
As having been merged to the git master, closing. |
w3m--url-strip-queries and its associated defcustom
w3m-strip-queries-alist allow users to remove from URLs bogus queries
that don't query anything but instead send to the network tracking
data about the user's and/or behavior.
The default is pre-configured with a rather tame but common example
that tells websites that the user is arriving there from a newsfeed
instead of directly or via a search engine.
Honestly, I thought this had already been implemented somewhere, but I
couldn't find it, and it was easy to write...