Privacy Atlas par Kelvinsinferno

Privacy Atlas names what's tracking you on any page — and points you to the move that answers it.

As you browse, Privacy Atlas quietly detects trackers and fingerprinting attempts and tells you who's watching, in a toolbar badge and an optional on-page note. It doesn't just flag the threat — it maps each one (leak-class → threat → counter-move) straight to the specific defensive move that addresses it. It's a meaning layer, not a blocker: it explains what's happening and what to do about it.

Focus an email, payment, phone, or address field and a quiet chip offers the per-occasion move — an alias, a masked card, a second number. A suggestion, never autofill.

WHY IT'S DIFFERENT
• Educational, not adversarial — it teaches you the defense instead of silently blocking and breaking pages.
• Connected to the full Privacy Atlas knowledge graph at privacyatlas.xyz.
• You stay in control: mute any site, turn off on-page alerts, or quiet specific alert types.

YOUR PRIVACY
• Everything runs on your device. No page content, URLs, or browsing history ever leave your browser.
• Zero telemetry, zero analytics, no remote code — detection lists are bundled at install.
• The only network request is when you click "open in Atlas."
• Open source: https://github.com/kelvinsinferno/privacy-atlas

Privacy Atlas is a companion to the open Privacy Atlas project — a map of personal-privacy moves, the threats they answer, and how they connect.