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 New [reference benchmark](/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Reference-benchmark).
 
-<sup>[2014-07-21: For the record, I have ideas on how to improve the privacy-wise usefulness of the figures collated in this benchmark. So I plan to make the next run much better at gauging privacy exposure. The idea is to count the total number of **distinct pairs 1st-party/3rd-party**. This is a much better measure than the one currently used, though the one currently used is better than whatever available I have seen elsewhere.]</sup>
+<sup>[2014-07-21: For the record, I have ideas on how to improve the privacy-wise usefulness of the figures collated in this benchmark. So I plan to make the next run much better at gauging privacy exposure. The idea is to count the total number of **distinct pairs 1st-party/3rd-party**. This is a much better measure than the one currently used (though the one currently used is better than whatever available I have seen elsewhere.) For example, the current results do not distinguish between a blocker which allow "bad.com" only on "example.com", and another which allow "bad.com" everywhere. I want to fix that.]</sup>
 
 This benchmark is to measure privacy exposure, by counting the number of **distinct 3rd-party domains** which
 have been hit by net requests during the benchmark. The lower the number of distinct 3rd-party domains hit, the better.