Almost every site you visit loads trackers
Third-party scripts, ad tags, and persistent cookies are the default on the modern web — not the exception. This directory collects counts-only audit summaries that users choose to share.
What this directory shows
Each entry is a registrable domain (eTLD+1) with aggregated metrics from the Privacy Companion extension: tracking surface score, third-party contacts, known trackers, cookies, and local storage keys.
Nothing here is scraped automatically. Users explicitly tap Share to publish a counts-only summary — no cookie values, no storage contents, no full URLs.
Search and rankings
Find a domain or browse the worst and best tracking surfaces from the last 30 days. High scores mean more third-party exposure on average.
How to read these results
- Aggregates can change as more users share audits for the same domain.
- Educational summaries only — not legal proof that a site tracks you.
- Install the extension and run Audit this site for a full local report on your visit.
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Where does the data come from?
From Privacy Companion extension users who opt in to share counts-only audit summaries for a domain.
Can a site have a low score and still track me?
Yes. The score reflects third-party exposure observed during shared visits — not every tracking technique (fingerprinting needs the full site analysis).
Why are some domains missing?
Until someone shares an audit for that domain, it will not appear in search or rankings.
These results are contributed by users who explicitly shared an audit. They are counts-only summaries for education, not legal proof of tracking.