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iOS 17 is supposed to do this automatically now.
https://9to5mac.com/2023/06/08/ios-17-link-tracking-protection/
Kind of annoying they only do it in Safari in private mode, and not as a default.
Is it? Found this setting: https://forums.macrumors.com/attachments/img_1639-png.2219522/
Not sure what the default is and I don't have iOS 17 yet.
mine was set to private only, but i’ve had ios17 since one of the early betas
Mine is set to all, but I think I might have done that and forgotten. I am not sure if this setting is also available on MacOS.
Most things iOS does when it comes to Safari is annoying.