Controlled-visit evidence · 5 canonical sites
What reference & standards sites loaded
Descriptive results from one newest eligible passive visit per site—not a ranking, privacy grade, causal claim or representative sample of all reference & standards sites.
Newest included observation:
Observed medians
Median across this curated sample.
Medians summarize the included site-level observations. They do not describe every visit to these sites or the wider category.
- Third-party requests
- 6
- Catalogued tracking-service requests
- 0
- Third-party cookies
- 0 5 of 5 sites had complete cookie evidence
Included evidence
5 site-level observations
Alphabetical, not ranked. Open a profile for the currently retained, versioned report history.
ietf.org kept this visit relatively private.
- Third-party
- 0
- Catalogued tracking-service
- 0
- Third-party cookies
- 0
rfc-editor.org recorded 4 fewer third-party requests in the visit configured for Brave-list blocking.
- Third-party
- 6
- Catalogued tracking-service
- 0
- Third-party cookies
- 1
unicode.org recorded 6 fewer third-party requests in the visit configured for Brave-list blocking.
- Third-party
- 8
- Catalogued tracking-service
- 5
- Third-party cookies
- 0
w3.org kept this visit relatively private.
- Third-party
- 0
- Catalogued tracking-service
- 0
- Third-party cookies
- 0
who.int recorded 16 fewer third-party requests in the visit configured for Brave-list blocking.
- Third-party
- 48
- Catalogued tracking-service
- 7
- Third-party cookies
- 0
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Eligibility and limits
- Each row is the newest successful, request-complete, uncapped passive lead visit for one canonical site.
- Failed loads, incomplete recordings and accept/reject consent-interaction arms are excluded.
- Catalogued tracking-service counts are a lower bound based on the project's reviewed service catalog.
- Category membership is editorial. The corpus is curated and is not a random or representative web sample.
- A controlled visit is one observation. Ads, experiments, caching, location and bot detection can change what loads.
- Blocking pairs simulate Brave's ad-block engine and default lists in the scanner; they are not live Brave-browser visits or counts of individually blocked requests.