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How do I tag this URL without breaking the parameters already on it?
Every link builder that runs a URL through `URLSearchParams` re-encodes parameters it never touched - a `%20` becomes a `+`, and a signed URL stops verifying. This rebuilds the query from its own pairs, writes a campaign parameter that is already there in place, and leaves everything else exactly as it found it.
Reach itPress ⌘+K on any tab and type link builder.Ctrl+Kon Windows and Linux
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What this actually is
tag the address in the tab with campaign parametersAny time an address is going into a newsletter, an ad or a social post. It is also the safe option for tagging a URL that already carries a signature or a session parameter, which is where the generic builders quietly do damage.
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4 of themWhy not use URLSearchParams?
Because it re-encodes every parameter it did not touch. A space comes back as `+` rather than `%20`, which is enough to break a signed URL - and the breakage is invisible until somebody clicks.
What happens to a utm_source that is already there?
It is written over in place, keeping its position in the query. Appending a second one would produce a URL with two of the same parameter and no rule about which wins.
Does clearing a field remove the parameter?
No. An empty field writes nothing and removes nothing, so a builder opened on a tagged URL cannot strip its tags by being looked at.
Is the link shortened or registered anywhere?
No. Nothing is shortened, nothing is registered and nothing is sent. The QR hand-off copies the address first and then opens the window, because that window deliberately stores no payload.
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