Privacy Badger

vladimir karoyan2025年3月11日

★★★★★5

good

Foo Bar2025年3月5日

★★★★★5

Полезное и простое.

John Baker2025年3月4日

★★★★★2

Does the job, but I'm constantly having to renew permissions. It gets annoying.

Kelson Vibber2025年2月27日

★★★★★5

I use it alongside Vivaldi's built-in tracking protection for the embedded media placeholders, and adding the GPC signal. (Sadly, it no longer auto-detects new trackers, because someone figured out how to track you using *that*, so it uses a pre-generated list now unless you *really* want to turn learning back on.)

Matthew Mql2025年2月21日

★★★★★5

It's just the best of all, I just love it :)

Marisol Wooledge2025年2月20日

★★★★★5

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Rohan Kayani2025年1月28日

★★★★★3

(1/28/2025) An important point for people who install this extension: the feature in the advertisement "Privacy Badger automatically learns to block invisible trackers" is turned off by default. This isn’t a major issue since privacy badger already blocks a list of known trackers by default like other adblocking tools. However, some people choose privacy badger because of this unique learning ability so I’m writing this review to help. To enable this feature click on the extension, then click the options symbol (the cogwheel icon) in the top right (as of jan 2025). A settings menu will appear where you can scroll down to advanced settings and tick "Learn to block new trackers." Next to this setting, there’s a question mark icon you can click. It takes you to an article by EFF explaining why this setting was disabled. Basically, the feature was turned off due to privacy and security concerns, which as far as I’ve read hasn't been exploited yet (I'll encourage you to read their article) Since I 100% trust the EFF team, I wont post my opinion here. For those who want an easier solution for privacy, I recommend downloading the Brave browser. It offers maximum protection out of the box (Tor and Mullvad browser aside, or in some cases close to them but much easier to use than the competition). P.S. To support a website, please consider turning off your ad blocker to help content creators. Best of luck! Also, I almost forgot: some reviews mention this extension is not blocking ads on all websites. For that you can type "uBlock Origin Lite" into the chrome web store and install the extension by Raymond Hill to get the best protection. Please check the exact name as there are many uBlock variants. To verify the correct extension, check the developer's name at the bottom of the chrome extension page under "Details" and then under the "Offered by" heading ((or press key [CTRL] and [F] to search the page)). It goes without saying: great power = great responsibility (sorry cliche) so please turn off ad blockers on websites you support! To verify any company I’ve mentioned, you can search out the website reddit r/privacy where people discuss the best options for privacy.

Steve Da2025年1月23日

★★★★★5

It appears to be better than Ghostery!

Leandro Battista2025年1月16日

★★★★★4

I'm trying to install the extension on Kiwi Browser (Chrome) but the "Add Extension" button reloads doing nothing. Any siggestion?

c32025年1月6日

★★★★★5

nice