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That wiki page is a bunch of nonsense. For example:
>Redundant with Total Cookie Protection (dFPI)
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Just FYI, you can always disable Privacy Badger on a particular site by using the "Disable for this site" button in PB's popup.
You can also help make PB better by using the "Report broken site" button in PB's popup.
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Although sometimes it's confusing why a site isn't working -- I have to remember it might be Privacy Badger, sometimes I forget about Privacy Badger.
Also, being a developer, sometimes I figure out which trakcers need to be moved to yellow or green from red to get it to work.
i wasn't sure "report broken site" was actually useful, like this would really get to a human, and matter? Especially since I understand the trackeres that get blocked yellow/red are adaptive (not sure if that means specific to my client or not). But if you say it's helpful, I'll keep doing it!
>i wasn't sure "report broken site" was actually useful, like this would really get to a human, and matter?
It matters! We generate and respond to daily aggregate reports. We also periodically comb through bunches of raw reports to see what aggregation misses.