Browser Monster Index · Open data
How UK websites track you, in numbers
Every check people run on Browser Monster adds to this dataset. We visit each homepage three times from London (doing nothing, clicking reject, clicking accept) and record what loads. Filter it, share the view, or download it.
1 published sites · latest check 23 Oct 2026 · How we check · Jump to the dataset
Sites in this view
1
average score 0/100
Tracking before any choice
100%
cross-site trackers loaded as the page opened
Seen after clicking reject
100%
of 1 sites where we could click reject
No free reject on the first screen
0%
including 0% that offered a paid option instead
Tracking companies per site
19.0
on average, across our three visits
Fingerprinting
100%
0% used session recording
Grades
How the 1 sites in this view scored
By sector
Average score; tap a sector to filter the whole page
Companies on the most sites
Share of sites in Tech and social where each company was seen
- Seen before any choice
- Seen only later
Consent tools
Which cookie-banner platform sites in Tech and social use
- OneTrust1
Where the data goes
Countries of tracker servers, from our checker in London (in Tech and social)
Countries
Sites sending data to tracker servers there
- Canada3 companies100%
- Germany2 companies100%
- France1 companies100%
- United Kingdom6 companies100%
- Ireland4 companies100%
- Netherlands3 companies100%
- United States8 companies100%
| Consent tool | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| theverge.comTech and social | 0F | 19 | 3 | 2 | 175 | OneTrust |
“Before choice” and “after reject” count cross-site tracking companies. Downloads include every column for the current filters.
These are observations from one location 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. Sites appear once they’re on our list or two different people have checked them. Free to use for journalism, research and personal projects with credit to the Browser Monster Index; for commercial use, email hello@browsermonster.com.