Clean the visible URL
Remove supported click IDs, referral paths, recommendation baggage, and campaign tags while keeping the product or search usable.
Research / updated September 4, 2026
Repeatable tests / clear limits
Each fixture starts with a tracked shopping URL or browser-visible request, runs Cloak's packaged logic, and checks both the protection result and the shopping state that must survive. This is a controlled baseline—not a promise that every live store will stay unchanged.
Remove supported click IDs, referral paths, recommendation baggage, and campaign tags while keeping the product or search usable.
Verify that useful search terms, filters, variants, quantities, carts, currency, and checkout state survive.
Keep trackers, ads, URL tags, browser-data clears, and selected recognition reductions in separate categories.
Verify that consent assistance prefers recognizable reject, necessary-only, and opt-out controls without selecting accept-all or ambiguous choices.
Probe covered graphics, audio, fonts, media devices, hardware, language, battery, and browser hints while preserving page-safe, stable behavior.
Verify clean offer identity, visible-price capture, local timelines, search and sorting, plus an alert when the current price exceeds a lower local observation.
Check trial timing, prompt cooldowns, persistent dismissal, paid suppression, opaque entitlement verification, and paused protection after access expires.
Amazon, Walmart, eBay, AliExpress, Alibaba, and Temu.
Target, Best Buy, Home Depot, Lowe's, Costco, Ace Hardware, and Fashionphile.
Shopify-style, WooCommerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, Adobe Commerce, and BigCommerce flows.
Search intent stays while supported click tracking is removed.
The benchmark does not prove lower prices, price discrimination, total tracker blocking, server-side deletion, or permanent compatibility. It shows what the tested build did against named fixtures on the stated date.