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Wait, you do not block HTTP referers by default? In this day and age where vast majority of websites are out to scoop any and all available information about yo
by pferde 7y ago
Wait, you do not block HTTP referers by default? In this day and age where vast majority of websites are out to scoop any and all available information about you?
- tome 7y agoThe fact that you don't send a Referer may ironically make it more easy to track you.
- minitech 7y agoIt’s information for fingerprinting, sure, but not sharing the page you’re visiting from for every link click is much more important for privacy IMO.
- pferde 7y agoAnything you do online can be used to track you. The point is that by doing this, you plug an additional information leak about yourself.
- boomlinde 7y agoThe best option I think is to spoof Referer to a random choice of known good values. This, of course, after disabling other, more reliable tracking vectors like JS and cookies that would just identify you as a Referer spoofer.