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Google docs infects html exports with google tracking redirects.
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this post was submitted on 05 Oct 2023
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Thanks. Got it. Could a pihole potentially block this?
Edit: nvm then you just simply couldn't open the links.
Afaik there are browser extensions that find and replace these kinds of tracking links with the original ones.
Oh, right. Like clearURL and certain ublock origin lists?
It's probably easy enough to write a script that will go through the generated HTML and just scrub out the Google.