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socialmedia-leak's Issues

Use google.com instead of google.de to link to PrivacyBadger

The link to Privacy Badger on your website is as follows: https://www.google.de/search?q=privacy+badger

People using this link will end up on the German Google Results page showing German results and resulting in links to the Firefox and Chrome extensions to be in German as well.
For example, clicking on the link to the Privacy Badger Extension for Google Chrome from the Google Results page, leads to https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/privacy-badger/pkehgijcmpdhfbdbbnkijodmdjhbjlgp?hl=de (notice the ?hl=de on the end).

To improve usability for non-German visitors, I suggest you use the google.com domain which should redirect the user to the correct regional version of Google.

Doesn't work if you block third-party cookies

Tested with Google (including YouTube), Twitter and Github.

If I allow third-party cookies, it shows that I'm logged in there (which is correct), but if I block third-party cookies it shows none of them. So this might be a way to work-around this too.

Useful tool!

I use a combination of:

  • uMatrix
  • uBlock Origin
  • Self-Destructing Cookies
  • RequestPolicy Continued
  • Cookies Manager+
  • Disconnect
  • Canvas Fingerprint Blocker

so basically the site doesn't work for me (which is good!) xD

That being said, it's interesting to experiment to see which tools are blocking what tracking methods. I feel like there's a lot of redundancy here - sometimes I can't even figure out what is blocking a specific tracker!

Reddit fixed it

Reddit now show an intermediate html before serving the requested resource.... not sure if was done by accident ๐Ÿค”๐Ÿค” but any way, you get html for fav.ico whether logged in or not.

False Positives And Negatives

When I open Chrome in Incognito Mode, it shows me that I'm logged in to the following services (even though I'm not):

Twitter
Facebook
Google Plus
Reddit
Flickr

When I open Chrome normally, it shows me that I'm logged in to the following services (even though I'm not):

Flickr

It also shows me that I'm not logged in to the following services (even though I am):

Netflix

Missing sentence

" 2016/10/07: Instagram removed the favicon from their root domain. They"

They.. what?

Anyone have a way to test this against Yelp?

Would like to see if Yelp has this weakness or not and notify them.

So far, this doesn't seem to work:

{
    domain: "https://www.yelp.com",
    redirect: "/login?return_url=https://www.yelp.com/favicon.ico?hl=en",
    name: "Yelp"
  }

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