@ghostery/trackerdb 1.0.32 → 1.0.33
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The structure of Ghostery Tracker Database is simple and consists of three main elements:
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* **categories** - [advertising, site analytics, consent management, etc.](docs/categories.md)
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* **organizations** - companies like [Google](db/organizations/google.eno) or [Meta](db/organizations/facebook.eno), but also open source software like [Matomo](db/organizations/matomo.eno)
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* **patterns** - that express various behaviors performed by organizations. For example, a pattern for [Google Analytics](db/patterns/google_analytics.eno) is categorized as [site analytics](docs/categories.md#site-analytics
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* **patterns** - that express various behaviors performed by organizations. For example, a pattern for [Google Analytics](db/patterns/google_analytics.eno) is categorized as [site analytics](docs/categories.md#site-analytics), but a pattern for [Google Tag Manager](db/patterns/google_tag_manager.eno) is categorized as [essential](docs/categories.md#essential).
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## Where is it used?
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