Privacy Badger
Automatically learns to block hidden trackers. Made by leading digital rights nonprofit EFF to stop companies from spying on you.
Protects your data. Private search with optional AI, private browsing, and ad blocking.
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At DuckDuckGo, we believe the best way to protect your personal information from hackers, scammers, and privacy-invasive companies is to stop it from being collected at all. That's why millions of people choose DuckDuckGo over other browser extensions to protect their searching and browsing. Our built-in search engine is like Google but never tracks your searches. And our browsing protections, such as ad tracker blocking and cookie blocking, help stop other companies from collecting your data. Oh, and our browser extension is free — we make money from privacy-respecting search ads, not by exploiting your data. Take back control of your personal information with the browser extension designed for data protection.
FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS
Protect Your Searches by Default: Install the extension and we’ll set your default search engine and homepage to DuckDuckGo Search, so you can easily search online without being tracked.
Shield Your Browsing History: Our 3rd-Party Tracker Loading Protection blocks most trackers before they load, greatly exceeding what the browser offers by default.
Secure Your Email (Optional): Use Email Protection to block most email trackers and hide your existing email address with @duck.com addresses.
Automatically Enforce Encryption: Shield your data from network and Wi-Fi snoopers by forcing many sites to use an HTTPS connection.
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Genial! tiene un pato
its a must, take a look at Bangs, easy way to search stuff outside duckduck engine
Much safe than google , at least neutral
It forces you to use DuckDuckGo search engine and there is no way to turn it off. Also the 'smart' websites detect it and block access to their entire website until you white list them.
I think duckduckgo should make their own browser.
prevents things from tracking me thank you CEO of duckduckgo for creating such a good app.
Muito bom
No es lo mismo que la versión de móvil, que es muchísimo mejor
I love how DDG thinks about privacy, but I really hate how DDG changes my default search engine PERMANENTLY (you cannot' even change on Settings! It's fixed). It seems to me that DDG regards itself as the only “right” search engine and thinks I'm ignorant about choosing my search engine. Just give us right to choice! I've already had the shortcut for DDG before installing this extension. Typing "ddg<space>apple<Enter>" on searchbox gives me the search result on DDG. This is my choise. Someone may suggest: create a bookmark, prepend !google, install another extension, etc. You know what? If you set the search engine keyword for Google to 'g', typing "g<space>apple<Enter>" does the same thing much faster. Nice workaround but still just a workaround.
Why no mention of Googles new FLoC Block?