Alexei

This one is replaced, sort of, but fails to activate on click: https://postlight.com/trackchanges/podcast/accountability-tools:-paul-and-rich-on-how-they-stay-on-track Similar use of oEmbed as in the forum link in original report above: https://www.asoundeffect.com/sound-library/bass-drops-downers-vol-2/ Loaded by Embedly,...

Does Privacy Badger report anything found or blocked on a site without any third-party domains, for example `http://example.com/`?

@cowlicks Could you take a quick look into what's going on here and whether there is a workaround?

Oh, is there something OS-specific Dashlane requires, besides the Firefox extension?

Hello and thanks for the suggestion!

Good to know, thanks for the links! I'm not yet sure this particular first-party protection belongs in Privacy Badger. Basically, it does if enough users want it. Otherwise, this is...

Hello and thanks for the suggestion! Could you provide some examples of sites where it would be desirable to always block all third-party requests? Feel free to keep adding examples...

Yep, we should probably account for short-term cookies and maybe also session cookies (https://github.com/EFForg/privacybadger/issues/1539#issuecomment-319172618). Removing domains from the yellowlist is dicey as long as pre-2017.7.24 releases are still around (https://github.com/EFForg/privacybadger/issues/1474#issuecomment-314803154).

Ignoring session cookies seems like the right thing to do given that session cookies are meant to expire at the end of the browsing session (although apparently [browsers preserve session...

It's in the should-probably-happen-but-comes-with-hard-to-understand-implications-and-so-we've-been-collecting-evidence-and-making-one-off-fixes phase. It seems pretty important to look into further, hence it's one of our numerous high priority issues.