This anti-tracker software is wonderful in that it shows you in a slider-mode, what is currently being blocked. I tried another privacy add-on that didn't show what exactly was being blocked. I think it was adaware. I like to allow certain trackers to track me or advertisers to show their adds. In other words, I have control, thanks to privacy badger showing what is blocked fully, halway, or not blocked. Some sites I like to give cudos to and some, not at all. Privacy Badger allows that kind of control. I only would like to see it automatically reload the tab if I change the sliders. I wait for a few seconds and it doesn't do this. So I manually reload the tab. Maybe it does this, and I am not giving it enough time to reload tab, or ? Anyway, thanks to the developers of Privacy Badger at EFF for their work and offering of this utility.

Great if you like control. I like knowing what is blocked and what isn't rather than just having an all-or-nothing approach like Adblock takes. If a site demands certain third-party content to work, I can enable it piecemeal. Works pretty well as an adblocker, too, except it's annoying that it doesn't block during initial loading of a webpage when restarting Firefox, so an ad-heavy site like Washington Post starts sucking up lots of CPU cycles with their tons of animated ads. I've learned to immediately reload the page when starting up Firefox so the ads get blocked.