EFF’s Privacy Badger extension finally supports Safari on macOS after years of user requests

EFF's Privacy Badger extension is now available for Safari on macOS, bringing automatic tracker blocking to Apple's browser after years of user requests.

Electronic Frontier Foundation Privacy Badger
Electronic Frontier Foundation Privacy Badger

EFF's privacy extension Privacy Badger is now supported on Safari for macOS. Privacy Badger is a privacy-centered tracker blocking browser extension. It's an important release because it's been years of users asking for Privacy Badger to support Safari.

EFF's tracker blocker now supports Safari on macOS

Privacy Badger now supports Apple's Safari browser on macOS with tracker blocking features. This allows users to control their privacy settings directly from within Safari. With this support, macOS users can now keep their browsing data secure without needing to change their browser.

It automatically detects and learns which third-party entities are tracking users across the web. Privacy Badger will automatically block these trackers by default whenever it detects any suspicious activity. This hands-off approach reduces the amount of manual work users have to do.

This release greatly increases the platform compatibility of Privacy Badger. With this release, Safari joins the already supported Chrome, Firefox and more. This gives more macOS users a seamless privacy protection experience.

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