Matt McKeon

does anyone have time to review this? I'd like to utilize it in my bookie install :D

The extension actually does have this capability, if the latest list of your bookmarks have been sync'd locally in your browser. You can go into the preferences of the Add-On...

Seems there is a url parsing lib out there where you can get the params in an array and remove them, then join it back together to get a string...

Doing a bit of poking at this, it appears that if we require the [private-browsing](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/SDK/High-Level_APIs/private-browsing) permission then the extension would work with this setting on. It effectivly makes the browser...