This add-on use to *almost* be all you needed for privacy/ad blocking. It was a primary go-to to confirm which sites to block with my other blocker technologies. It now seems so "dumbed down" that I am going to disabled it across all my device. I just don't see it taking a stand and blocking. All kinds of sites that clearly provide beacons, ads, etc. (as evident right from the site name! or that use to be blocked!) "don't appear" to be tracking or "we haven't made up our minds", or what ever other wimp-out lawyer speak is used now. Toughen up. Or get out of the race.

Nice

Reliable, well functioning and easy to use.

A very successful plugin.

Best add-on that I can customize for every site I use.

Well said, and I agree 100% with the user's review below. I have supported (by monthly donation) the work by EFF for years, and I am about to restore it (new mop).

His/Her review:

"Privacy Badger is a must-have extension for anyone serious about protecting their privacy online. Developed by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, it's both trustworthy and effective. I really appreciate how it automatically learns to block invisible trackers without breaking websites, unlike some other blockers that need constant tweaking."

"The interface is clean and easy to use, and I love that it respects user autonomy—it doesn’t rely on predefined lists but intelligently reacts to tracking behavior. It runs quietly in the background, doing its job without slowing down my browsing experience."

"This is one of those rare add-ons that just works. Huge thanks to the EFF team for making a free, open-source tool that empowers users to take control of their data."

"Highly recommended!"

Rated 5 out of 5 by Firefox user XXXXXXXX, 12 days ago: