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> Users aren't going to be dreaming up (choosing a recent article at random) URIs like <long url> in order to get there without some referring party. What abou
by cesarb 3y ago
> Users aren't going to be dreaming up (choosing a recent article at random) URIs like <long url> in order to get there without some referring party.
What about bookmarks? I don't think clicking on a bookmark on your browser is going to send any Referer header.
- randomdata 3y agoIf that case is beyond "who cares?", which I suspect is not, once the user is granted access to the news the first time then they can be given subsequent access regardless of referrer.