Opening note: Taking out the trash – Gertrud Kolb (eyeo)

Ad-filtering report study release – Kathrin Jennewein (eyeo)

You broke the internet. When Content Filtering breaks a site and why it matters – Arjan van Leeuwen (Opera)

How bad is Manifest V3 exactly? – Andrej Meshkov (AdGuard)

Content Blocking Collaboration in a Manifest V3 World – Anton Lazarev (Brave)

More control over static filter rules – Felipe Erias Morandeira (Igalia)

AutoFR: Automated Filter Rule Generation for Adblocking – Hieu Van Le (University of California)

Notes from Chrome – Simeon Vincent, Devlin Cronin, David Li, Zach Warneke, Alexandre Blondin (Google)

Feature Innovation through partner collaboration – Mohamed Morsy (eyeo)

ML-powered Anti-tracking: Track me if you can! – Humera Minhas & Parinitha Hirehal (eyeo)

An Audit of Facebook’s Political Ad Policy Enforcement – Athanasios Andreou and Victor Le Pochat (Algorithmic Transparency Institute & imec-DistriNet, KU Leuven)

What’s the next era of content blockers? – Abdul Haddi Amjad (Virginia Tech)

Shedding Light on Problematic Content in Online Ads – Franziska Rösner (University of Washington)

Breaking Advertising and Tracking Request Chains – Umar Iqbal (University of Washington)

Opening Key Note 2nd day – Sustainable Privacy: Navigating between User Rights and the Web Economy – Rotem Dar (eyeo)

Building the internet we all want: Accurate ads measurement with no tracking – Ben Savage (Meta)

Look into new regulations – Laura De Boel (WSGR)

Panel: How new regulations are shaking up adtech – Laura De Boel, Cornelius Witt, Udbhav Tiwari, Aurelien Maehl (WSGR, Mozilla, eyeo, DuckDuckGo)

Web3: Regaining Control of Your Data – Ingo Rübe (Botlab)

The irony of blocking popular trackers: People want privacy, but at what cost – Peter Lowe (Principal Security Researcher, DNSFilter)

COOKIEGRAPH: Measuring and Countering First Party Tracking Cookies – Shaoor Munir (UC Davis)

CSS Selector ‘:has()’ – Byungwoo Lee & Eric Meyer (Igalia)

Beyond ad filtering: five ideas for user empowerment through the browser – Arvind Narayanan (University of Princeton)

Browser talk and Q&A – Simeon Vincent, Devlin Cronin, Alexandre Blondin, Anton Lazarev & Rob Wu (Chrome, Brave & Mozilla)