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This breaks virtually all paid webfont services, messing up referring websites and frequently making them completely unusable.
by huhtenberg 12y ago
This breaks virtually all paid webfont services, messing up referring websites and frequently making them completely unusable.
- tombrossman 12y agoGood point, but those paid webfont services were already blocked by my NoScript extension, so I see no changes from my end. As far as sites which require a referrer header, it has been my experience that these are very few and far between. I get one occasionally and if the content is worthy, I'll briefly disable then re-enable my setting. Not for everyone, I know, but it works well for me.
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