• Keeps a small local clipboard history.
• Automatically removes tracking clutter from copied URLs.
• Preserves original cleaned links as a fallback.
• Supports text, rich text, URLs, and images.
• Optionally stores persistent history in an encrypted local cache.
• Uses platform secure storage only for the local cache encryption key.
• Remembers sensitive-item choices with local one-way fingerprints, not saved clip text.
• Neither collects nor shares user data.

Shared links often carry extra fields that are not needed to open the page. Those fields can describe where a link came from, which button was tapped, which campaign generated it, or which account/session helped create it. They can also connect you to the person you shared the link with, which can lead to strange recommendations and ads appearing in everyone's browsers.

Cleaning links before you share them helps reduce the hidden context passed along with a URL. That makes it harder for companies and ad networks to connect people, clicks, devices, and conversations through tracking codes that were never meant for the person receiving the link.

ClpbrdPlus™ tries to preserve useful affiliate, referral, and coupon behavior when it can. If cleaning breaks a site or removes a field you actually want to keep, you can allow fields back on a site-by-site basis.

It is a small way to break big tech's algorithms: fewer hidden IDs, fewer campaign crumbs, and less cross-site context riding along every time you paste a link into a conversation.

ClpbrdPlus™ is built to make that cleanup automatic, because privacy tools work best when they fit into the thing you were already doing. Link scrubbing is free; the optional history upgrades simply expand how many local clipboard items you can keep.

ClpbrdPlus™ is designed so clipboard processing happens on your device. There are no user accounts, no cloud sync, no app telemetry, and no remote clipboard processing.

If you teach ClpbrdPlus™ that a clip is sensitive, or that a sensitive-looking clip is safe, the app stores a local one-way fingerprint of that exact clip. It can recognize the same clip later, but the original clip cannot be read back from the fingerprint.

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