Hey Product Hunt 👋

I'm Meriç. This week half of X noticed that every copied post link now ends with something like ?a=Kq3vX9mPzR2tLw8nYb4c&s=19, and everyone's advice was "delete everything after the ?". Nobody does that every time.

s is a code for the app you shared from. t and the newer a are share tokens, widely reported to be tied to the account that shared. None of it is needed to open the post.

So I built Unsnitch, a tiny tool that removes those codes the moment you copy or share:

✂️ Works with X's own Copy link button, Ctrl/⌘+C, drag & drop and the Share sheet

🧭 Cleans the address bar too

🖱️ Right-click → "Copy clean link"

📱 iPhone: a one-tap Shortcut (Share → Unsnitch). Android: an installable web app in your share menu

I wanted a privacy tool that's obviously not tracking you itself: zero network requests, zero dependencies, 3 permissions. The cleaning logic is ~80 lines you can read on GitHub.

It's free and MIT-licensed. Feedback welcome, and if you know other sites that do this (Instagram igsh, YouTube si…), contributions are very welcome 🙏