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This did get me thinking about if there was a way to obscure the referrer without hitting the server side. Apparently in webkit-based browsers if you create an
by lftl 16y ago
This did get me thinking about if there was a way to obscure the referrer without hitting the server side. Apparently in webkit-based browsers if you create an iframe, and inject some javascript to redirect to the desired link from inside the iframe the referrer doesn't get passed. Unfortunately it doesn't work in IE or FF, but I suppose there might be some trick. Quick proof of concept for webkit:
http://junk.wehrenberg.us/t1.html http://junk.wehrenberg.us/t1.html
EDIT: Apparently both FF and IE work fine if you redirect using a meta refresh rather than js from inside the iframe. But that doesn't give you any way to bust out of the iframe.
http://junk.wehrenberg.us/t3.html http://junk.wehrenberg.us/t3.html
- epi0Bauqu 16y agoI think I got this to work. Email me if you'd like to test it out with me!