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Letting the sites distinguish between the two does not seem to be in the interest of the user.
by h_anna_h 6y ago
Letting the sites distinguish between the two does not seem to be in the interest of the user.
- iggldiggl 6y agoWell, it'd mean that any site blocking hotlinking would also automatically block direct bookmarks/URL entry, too, which isn't really in the "interest of the user" either, I'd say.
- brianush1 6y agoIf Chrome suddenly stopped sending referrer headers, let's be real here, 99% of websites would be fixed within a couple of days at most.