QueryNotes assists you in appending a secret analytics message to any URL. Consider it the best a passive-aggressive way to hate-visit websites.
(Ummm, what?)

So wait, what the heck does this do? QueryNotes is a tool that adds a custom analytics-trackable query string to any URL you need to visit.

Huh? Okay so let's say, for example, you need to visit a specific URL. If you first use QueryNotes to add the query string “?=Have-fun-in-jail” to the end of that URL, that website will then see this in their Google Analytics: . QueryNotes also strips existing query strings from the original URL, which prevents their analytics from tracking things like the referral source.

Will anyone actually see my message? There's no way to tell. So fun!

This seems like an extremely subtle way to troll websites. That is 100% correct!

Can I use this method to track links to my own website? Yes; it’s essentially a primitive version of bit.ly.

Why did you make this? Sometimes you need to visit websites you don’t want to, so I tried to make that process a little more tolerable. And unnecessarily complicated.