Some tests would be great to reduce the risk of false positives and negatives with changes to the source lists.
We should store for every known first-party tracker and false-positive:
The hyperlink of the website (for experimentation in the browser)
A list of subdomains that should not be blocked (one should be good, but using a list for good measure)
A list of subdomains that should be blocked (can be empty, for false positives)
A comment (optional)
This can also be considered as a way to "document" the first-party trackers and keep track of their evolution.
Some tests would be great to reduce the risk of false positives and negatives with changes to the source lists.
We should store for every known first-party tracker and false-positive:
- The hyperlink of the website (for experimentation in the browser)
- A list of subdomains that should not be blocked (one should be good, but using a list for good measure)
- A list of subdomains that should be blocked (can be empty, for false positives)
- A comment (optional)
This can also be considered as a way to "document" the first-party trackers and keep track of their evolution.
Some tests would be great to reduce the risk of false positives and negatives with changes to the source lists.
We should store for every known first-party tracker and false-positive:
This can also be considered as a way to "document" the first-party trackers and keep track of their evolution.