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The W3 standard for the meta referrer element was linked in this post: http://www.w3.org/TR/referrer-policy/ http://www.w3.org/TR/referrer-policy/

• jlogsdon 12y ago
  Not only that, it doesn't break anything at all. Referer is a completely optional header, and all this does is introduce a <meta> tag for controlling that. I hope more browsers pick this up soon! And also let me enforce my own setting.
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  • cramforce 12y ago
    Chrome has supported this since about 2011. It is not actually new. And because it was implemented before the WebKit/blink fork even Safari supports it as well. Firefox is the 3rd browser.