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Allegedly they do that for "referer protection" reasons to hide the search term that was used to get to the site.
by Dwedit 1y ago
Allegedly they do that for "referer protection" reasons to hide the search term that was used to get to the site.
- wizzwizz4 1y agoThis is separate to referrer protection, which is only active as-needed – in most modern browsers, DuckDuckGo's referrer protection never kicks in, because they support rel="noopener noreferrer".