https://themarkup.org/blacklight, I put in a few sites, including a full Reddit post URL and it reported 0 trackers. Does this site work well, are there other sites for seeing trackers on websites that work well?
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When looking at Fox, CNN or NY times, the cookie count looks realistic, but nothing else does. I refuse to believe these sites don’t use any other methods.
If it finds 0 trackers on Reddit, it does not work. Why don’t you just install a tracker blocker extension to your browser and see what it says instead?
I have UBlock Origin, I assume that one that one is good?
As the other person said, UBlock Origin is the best.
The best. Its count should be accurate.