I use it alongside Firefox's built-in tracking protection for the embedded media placeholders.

(Sadly, it no longer auto-detects new trackers, because someone figured out how to track you using *that*, so it uses a pre-generated list now unless you *really* want to turn learning back on.)

Feel much more safe. Can readily see how Privacy Badger works.

Does what it should, great work, thank you.

absolutely phenomenal, thank you so much for this tool and keeping it free for the public. i especially love the new feature to block twitter widgets

Great plugin! Does what it needs to do!

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This is the first extension I download with a new Firefox installation. In the settings menu, select "learn to block new trackers", then "show domains that don't appear to be tracking you", and go to websites that are known to have heavy advertisements, then start manually "training" the extension.

I also use this extension, with additional dedicated ad blocker, when setting up devices for older folks and friends who aren't super tech savvy. You can "set it and forget it" easily, and when configured properly it doesn't interfere with regular browsing. It blocks a lot of malicious advertising / phishing attempts before they happen. I find good ad-blocking protection to be more effective than running AV software as a first line defense. You can't click a malicious link if you don't see it. It doesn't replace anti-virus / anti-malware, but augments it very well.

Privacy Badger by EFF is by far the best Firefox extension, and it comes from a trusted organization that's legitimately dedicated to privacy. I would give the extension 10 stars if I could.