Looks interesting, just to take it for a quick spin I tested it with a small set of bookmarks. [1] Then I deactivated noScript and Disconnect and reactivated th

Looks interesting, just to take it for a quick spin I tested it with a small set of bookmarks. [1] Then I deactivated noScript and Disconnect and reactivated them individually. (Screenshots at http://imgur.com/a/fRrnp http://imgur.com/a/fRrnp ). So the result is, that there are three sites which do not incorporate third party connections whatsoever (DDG, HN, fefe). Without the addons, the other sites form a connected graph. With disconnect, the graph is less strongly connected. With only noScript, it starts to fall apart. With both activated, the primary sites are disconnected. ( But the combination apparently breaks something, since a second Guardian primary node appears.) A few caveats, first of all this is of course not reproducible, since it depends on my whitelists for noScript and Disconnect. And the test set is of course not representative for anything except itself. And absence of a edge in the graph does not mean absence of a connection. But with this in mind, I found it quite interesting how connected even a small test set is. [1] guardian.co.uk zeit.de blog.fefe.de reddit.com http://natmonitor.com/2013/10/24/ghostly-shape-of-coldest-place-in-the-universe-revealed/ http://natmonitor.com/2013/10/24/ghostly-shape-of-coldest-pl... ( from reddit) duckduckgo.com http://linuxreviews.org/kde/screenshot_in_kde/ http://linuxreviews.org/kde/screenshot_in_kde/ (from DDG search)