Privacy Badger is a browser extension that automatically learns to block hidden trackers. Privacy Badger is made by the leading digital rights nonprofit @eff.org to stop companies from spying on you.
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You can now join our Privacy Badger for macOS TestFlight using the following public link:
testflight.apple.com/join/M12n4GyM
Any data collected by EFF as part of this project is covered by EFF’s privacy policy: www.eff.org/policy. Data collected by Apple is covered by its privacy policies.
Privacy Badger 2026.2.20 improves tracker blocking in Chrome.
Before, PB sometimes failed to block what should've been blocked, and blocked what should've been ignored, thanks to a long-known Google's Manifest V3 limitation.
To install Privacy Badger, visit privacybadger.org
Would you like to help us test Privacy Badger for Safari on macOS? You'll need Safari 26 and Apple's TestFlight app.
If this sounds good, please send an email to extension-devs at eff.org and we'll send you an invite when the build is ready.
Privacy Badger 2025.12.9 is live in all supported browsers.
Notably, we fixed various screen reader and keyboard navigation bugs. If you have feedback on how to make Privacy Badger more accessible, please let us know!
To install Privacy Badger, visit privacybadger.org
Privacy Badger 2025.5.14 is live in all supported browsers.
Among other things, we fixed display bugs on Android. PB is already available in Firefox for Android, and we hope to become available in Edge for Android soon. For more, see github.com/EFForg/priva...
To install, visit privacybadger.org
Have you deployed Privacy Badger on your organization's managed devices? We'd love to hear your feedback. DM us or email [email protected].
This particular Manifest V3 problem was finally fixed by an outside contributor:
groups.google.com/a/chromium.o...
