I tried both for about 10 minutes, it seems ClearUrl has rules per domain[1], therefore it can do more than tracking-prevention by remove some common but useles

I tried both for about 10 minutes, it seems ClearUrl has rules per domain[1], therefore it can do more than tracking-prevention by remove some common but useless query strings in URL (like 'keyword' in amazon.com), but there is no places for custom rules. On the other hand, Neat URL's rules apply to all domain, so it won't make short Amazon links, but you can add your own rules. [1] https://kevinroebert.gitlab.io/ClearUrls/data/data.minify.json https://kevinroebert.gitlab.io/ClearUrls/data/data.minify.js...