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There's a standard way to do that, which is to add a rel="noreferrer" tag to your outgoing links.
by ajnin 8y ago
There's a standard way to do that, which is to add a rel="noreferrer" tag to your outgoing links.
- k_bx 8y agoCode usually doesn't carry final HTML in its data structures, whereas converting a URL in a single place where it's extracted is easy. In other words, making sure you didn't miss to put rel=noreferrer everywhere is way harder.
- detaro 8y agoAnd it still makes somewhat sense to not entirely rely on it, given people still use browsers that do not support it.