It may be that Privacy Badger is more likely to break the Web than manual list-based blockers, just due to the nature of automated learning. Regarding having t

It may be that Privacy Badger is more likely to break the Web than manual list-based blockers, just due to the nature of automated learning. Regarding having to see dangerous content multiple times: - Privacy Badger gets remote learning at this point from Badger Sett, so most common trackers should be accounted for. - Privacy Badger isn't so much a security tool as a privacy tool. Yes, blocking trackers is good for security, but it's not the primary objective. The primary objective is to stop non-consensual pervasive tracking. In this light, having to see tracking a few times before deciding to block it is a reasonable approach.