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DuckDuckGo's Tracker Radar and associated blocklists flag trackers by crawling the web and cataloguing third-party resources.
Independent verification of DuckDuckGo’s tracker‑blocking across platforms is uneven: there is an ecosystem of third‑party reviews and a publicly released Tracker Radar data set that researchers can u...
DuckDuckGo’s tracker blocklists and Tracker Radar aim to identify and stop trackers that “use browser APIs” or “use fingerprinting” as third parties, and the company says it both blocks many fingerpri...
’s is an automated, crawler-driven dataset of third‑party trackers that aims to be machine‑readable and current, and independent observers and other list maintainers have noted that it contains tracke...
’s detects and classifies using an automated, open-source crawling and analysis pipeline: a Puppeteer-based collector captures third-party requests and page behavior, and a detector pipeline processes...