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Unfortunately, DuckDuckGo follows the same tactic. You can see a (I think) r.duckduckgo.com URL before it loads the desired site
by pandatigox 12y ago
Unfortunately, DuckDuckGo follows the same tactic. You can see a (I think) r.duckduckgo.com URL before it loads the desired site
- mcovey 12y agoIt's configurable (you can disable it in settings), and its intention is supposedly to block sending a referrer header.