Browser Monster
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Licence, releases, API and column meanings
Reject buttonRuns its own analyticsDisguised trackers
FHeavy tracking seen5
16
4
—
Not on first screen
None found
No
No
27 Oct 2026
FHeavy tracking seen10
26
1
5
On first screen
None found
No
No
27 Oct 2026
FHeavy tracking seen13
10
1
0
On first screen
None found
No
No
27 Oct 2026
FHeavy tracking seen23
9
8
—
On first screen
None found
No
No
27 Oct 2026
DA lot of tracking seen54
4
4
—
On first screen
None found
No
No
27 Oct 2026
CSome tracking seen61
1
1
—
On first screen
None found
No
No
27 Oct 2026
CSome tracking seen61
1
1
—
On first screen
None found
No
No
27 Oct 2026
BLess tracking than most76
1
1
0
On first screen
None found
No
No
27 Oct 2026
BLess tracking than most76
1
1
0
On first screen
None found
No
No
24 Oct 2026
BLess tracking than most85
0
0
—
On first screen
None found
No
No
24 Oct 2026
ALittle tracking seen90
0
0
—
Not on first screen
None found
No
No
27 Oct 2026
ALittle tracking seen100
1
0
—
On first screen
None found
No
Yes
27 Oct 2026
ALittle tracking seen100
0
0
—
On first screen
None found
No
No
27 Oct 2026
ALittle tracking seen100
0
0
—
On first screen
None found
No
No
27 Oct 2026

“Before choice” and “after reject” count companies that can follow you across sites. Tip: press / to search. Drag a column border to resize it; double-click to fit.

Observations from one location (London) at one time, homepage only; ads and banners change between visits. Some requests after rejecting may be strictly necessary services. Nothing here is proof that a site broke the law.