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It's a violation of browsing privacy. It's noone's business how or why I arrived at a webpage.
by hnha 12y ago
It's a violation of browsing privacy. It's noone's business how or why I arrived at a webpage.
- grannyg00se 12y agoBy what edict? The general default behaviour has always been to let an http server know where you're coming from so that it can take whatever actions appropriate. I don't see how or why there is a fundamental violation of some "browsing privacy" rule here.