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https://www.eldiario.es · measured 2026-10-12 from GitHub servers in the US · ES

This site mainly serves readers in Spain, but it was measured from GitHub servers in the US. Sites often adapt what loads, including consent walls, to the visitor's country, so these figures may differ from what a local reader sees.
12tracking services contacted · band C
26third-party domains
304third-party requests
8.8 MBfrom third parties, 74% of 11.8 MB transferred (5.0 MB from tracking services)
9third-party cookies (13 in total)

What we measured

The page attempted 3 request(s) to private or loopback addresses. TraceGuard blocked them.
During a 12-second window with no user interaction, the page made 304 requests to 26 third-party domains (median of 3 passes).
Of 11.8 MB transferred in that window (compressed responses that finished loading), 8.8 MB (74%) came from third-party domains, 5.0 MB of it from services classified as tracking (158 requests).
12 third-party services classified as advertising, analytics, social or audience measurement were contacted before any interaction: amazon-adsystem.com (Amazon, advertising), doubleclick.net (Google, advertising), facebook.com (Meta, social), facebook.net (Meta, social), google-analytics.com (Google, analytics), googlesyndication.com (Google, advertising), mrf.io (Marfeel, analytics), newsroom.bi (Marfeel, analytics), privacymanager.io (LiveRamp, advertising), scorecardresearch.com (Comscore, audience measurement).
9 cookies were set by third-party domains (13 cookies in total).
The main document response did not include a Content-Security-Policy header or meta tag.

Comparison with last week

  • Added tracking service: doubleclick.net (Google, advertising)
  • New third-party domain: doubleclick.net
  • New third-party domain: gstatic.com
  • New third-party domain: youtube.com
  • New third-party domain: ytimg.com

What each tracking service did on your computer

Counted in the browser that loaded this page, before any interaction: 12 tracking services ran 134 scripts, made 158 requests in total and set 2 cookies (2 that stay after you close the browser). We see that these things happened, not what was sent or what the service does with it afterwards. What these mean.

ServiceOperator and typeIn your browser
twitter.comX
Social networks
ran 119 scripts in the browser; made 1 background request to send or fetch data; loaded 10 embedded frames; set 1 cookie (1 that stays after you close the browser).
taboola.comTaboola
Advertising
ran 3 scripts in the browser; made 4 background requests to send or fetch data.
mrf.ioMarfeel
Analytics
ran 4 scripts in the browser.
googlesyndication.comGoogle
Advertising
ran 2 scripts in the browser; loaded 1 other resource (styles, fonts, media).
newsroom.biMarfeel
Analytics
made 3 background requests to send or fetch data.
amazon-adsystem.comAmazon
Advertising
ran 1 script in the browser; made 1 background request to send or fetch data.
doubleclick.netGoogle
Advertising
ran 1 script in the browser; made 1 background request to send or fetch data.
facebook.comMeta
Social networks
made 1 background request to send or fetch data; set 1 cookie (1 that stays after you close the browser, the longest lasting about 90 days).
facebook.netMeta
Social networks
ran 2 scripts in the browser.
privacymanager.ioLiveRamp
Advertising
ran 1 script in the browser; made 1 background request to send or fetch data.
google-analytics.comGoogle
Analytics
made 1 background request to send or fetch data.
scorecardresearch.comComscore
Audience measurement
ran 1 script in the browser.

Companies behind the tracking services

Operators as named in our list; subsidiaries are not merged. See how many sites each operator reaches.

  • Google — doubleclick.net, google-analytics.com, googlesyndication.com (72% of the measured sites)
  • Amazon — amazon-adsystem.com (54% of the measured sites)
  • Comscore — scorecardresearch.com (46% of the measured sites)
  • LiveRamp — privacymanager.io (36% of the measured sites)
  • Marfeel — mrf.io, newsroom.bi (28% of the measured sites)
  • Taboola — taboola.com (28% of the measured sites)
  • Meta — facebook.com, facebook.net (21% of the measured sites)
  • X — twitter.com (15% of the measured sites)

Third-party domains

Only changes seen in most passes count as stable. “Unclassified” means the domain is not in our list, not that it is harmless.

DomainServiceCategoryPasses seen
amazon-adsystem.comAmazonAdvertising3/3
creativecdn.comRTB HouseAdvertising1/3
criteo.comCriteoAdvertising1/3
criteo.netCriteoAdvertising1/3
crwdcntrl.netLotameAdvertising1/3
doubleclick.netGoogleAdvertising3/3
facebook.comMetaSocial networks3/3
facebook.netMetaSocial networks3/3
google-analytics.comGoogleAnalytics3/3
googlesyndication.comGoogleAdvertising3/3
googletagmanager.comGoogleTag managers3/3
mrf.ioMarfeelAnalytics3/3
newsroom.biMarfeelAnalytics3/3
openxcdn.netOpenXAdvertising1/3
privacymanager.ioLiveRampAdvertising3/3
scorecardresearch.comComscoreAudience measurement3/3
taboola.comTaboolaAdvertising3/3
twitter.comXSocial networks3/3
addoor.netUnclassified3/3
google.comUnclassified3/3
googleapis.comUnclassified3/3
gstatic.comUnclassified3/3
insurads.comUnclassified3/3
onesignal.comUnclassified3/3
privacy-center.orgUnclassified3/3
sensic.netUnclassified3/3
twimg.comUnclassified3/3
varify.ioUnclassified3/3
x.comUnclassified3/3
youtube.comUnclassified3/3
ytimg.comUnclassified3/3

Evolution

2026-10-09: 112026-10-12: 12

Tracking services contacted each week. Only weeks measured from the same place are plotted together.

History

DateMeasured fromStatusTracking services
2026-10-09GitHub servers in the USok11
2026-10-12GitHub servers in the USok12

Raw report: JSON