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The reason for the change are some requests about using code from ClearURLs in other project, e.g. an iOS App and an application to route URLs to configured browsers. The old license is not so friendly to use ClearURLs in other projects. Also I think ClearURLs should be a real free software. All new versions are licensed under the GNU LGPLv3. For all old versions: As the Original Copyright Holder I hereby grant a dual-licensed, under QaPL v0.2 and GNU LGPLv3, for all version of ClearURLs older or equal to version 1.5a.
ClearURLs 
ClearURLs is an add-on based on the new WebExtensions technology and is optimized for Firefox and now also available for Chrome based browsers.
This add-on will remove the tracking fields from all URLs which are visited by the browser and use a rule file, namely data.json.
This add-on protects your privacy and block the request from advertising services like doubleclick.net.
Application
Large (and small) webpages use elements in the URL, e.g.: https://example.com?source=thisIstheSiteIvisitedBefore to track your online activities. In this example, the source field tells the provider which page you visited before. The add-on will remove these tracking fields from the URL.
Screenshot
Offical installation
Mozilla Add-on: Download
Download (for Firefox- and Chrome-Dev only)
Here you can download the packed files here for the Firefox- and Chrome-Dev:
Contribute
If you have any suggestions or complaints, please create an issue.
Copyright
We use some third-party scripts in our add-on. The authors and licenses are listed below.
- WebExtension browser API Polyfill | Copyright by Mozilla | MPL-2.0
- Bootstrap v3.3.7 | Copyright 2011-2016 Twitter, Inc. | MIT
- jQuery v3.2.1 | Copyright 2017 The jQuery Foundation | MIT
- sha256.jquery.plugin | Copyright 2003, Christoph Bichlmeier | MIT | GPLv2
- DataTables | Copyright 2011-2015 SpryMedia Ltd | MIT
- Pick-a-Color v1.2.3 | Copyright (c) 2013 Lauren Sperber and Broadstreet Ads | MIT