Referer Control
Control the HTTP Referer on a per-site basis.
Referer Control grants full control over the HTTP Referer. You can forge any referrer you want, both globally or on a per-site basis. Alternatively you can choose to disable the Referer completely.
Also works on the JavaScript document.referrer!
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I've tried to implement this but failed. In V3 API declarativeNetRequest we aren't allowed to modify referer info like this extension does before. Long live `Referer Control` and welcome to an internet with less privacy. I feel really sad.
Works well. Please update for newer Chrome manifest v3. I don't want to find another extension that does the same but not as well. Maybe open source it?
It does not work if I were to load the target url in a video tag. It works for fetch and xhr.
It does not work if I were to load the target url in a video tag. It works for fetch and xhr.
The < default action > blocks referrers on pages you haven't configured which renders some completely unusable. It's impossible to login to Synology Photos web app with this extension active and sites like the Nextdoor app are completely broken with this active.
The < default action > blocks referrers on pages you haven't configured which renders some completely unusable. It's impossible to login to Synology Photos web app with this extension active and sites like the Nextdoor app are completely broken with this active.
Does not work for Javascript document.referrer changes. No intent from the developer to fix. So useless for me.
Does not work for Javascript document.referrer changes. No intent from the developer to fix. So useless for me.
This extension works in Chrome, but unfortunately not in Opera. Also, keep in mind that in order to get this extension to work on search engine results pages, you need to manually tick the "Allow access to search page results" in the extension details. This is turned off by default. Note to the dev, to get it to work in Opera, you need to do the following near the beginning of refererControl.js: (isChrome || isOpera) && 72 <= chromeVersion && optExtraInfoSpec.push("extraHeaders");
Works great, many thanks.
Works great, many thanks.
Doesn't work! I'm a developer and I tried removing the referer both in onBeforeSendHeaders() and onSendHeaders. Google chrome still adds it in the final request anyway. If you want to remove it you have to change the source code and build your own browser.
Doesn't work! I'm a developer and I tried removing the referer both in onBeforeSendHeaders() and onSendHeaders. Google chrome still adds it in the final request anyway. If you want to remove it you have to change the source code and build your own browser.
There are no instructions!
There are no instructions!
Very nice tool
Very nice tool
Doesn't work
Doesn't work
Worthless. Only changes HTTP referrer. You can still get the referrer through javascript.
Worthless. Only changes HTTP referrer. You can still get the referrer through javascript.
Does not work on latest Vivaldi. I am a power user, a programmer, I make my own extensions. I tested this extensively. I think I just lost my time with this :-(
Does not work on latest Vivaldi. I am a power user, a programmer, I make my own extensions. I tested this extensively. I think I just lost my time with this :-(
Apparently it sends "referrer" instead of "Referrer" which makes github return 422. Of course this is stupid of github but makes your extension problematic.
Apparently it sends "referrer" instead of "Referrer" which makes github return 422. Of course this is stupid of github but makes your extension problematic.
very confusing, a bunch of clueless buttons, don't know how to add settings
very confusing, a bunch of clueless buttons, don't know how to add settings
it does not work. document.referrer is still the same. for anyone looking for an answer, you can do this manually: Object.defineProperty(document, "referrer", {get : function(){ return "http://kamva.ir"; }});
work fine
work fine
Does what it needs to do.
Does what it needs to do.
Work like a charm
Work like a charm
Не удаляет &_openstat=(...) из ссылок с Яндекс.Маркета.
Works nicely, straightforward UI, no nagging.
Works nicely, straightforward UI, no nagging.
I am really sorry for my last review your crome extension was good and was working fine . I gave bad rating because of page ruler extension then added search website and mofified my result . Thanks your work was good
I am really sorry for my last review your crome extension was good and was working fine . I gave bad rating because of page ruler extension then added search website and mofified my result . Thanks your work was good
Doesn't work on Chrome 68
Doesn't work on Chrome 68
It does nothing. Has no instructions. What's the point!
It does nothing. Has no instructions. What's the point!
Worked great for WSJ, but really needs more instructions.
Worked great for WSJ, but really needs more instructions.
Don't use it much, but it works. I use it to read the FT normally (pages load as if via google). Used to work w/ NYT and some other US papers, but these days I have a userscript for them.
Don't use it much, but it works. I use it to read the FT normally (pages load as if via google). Used to work w/ NYT and some other US papers, but these days I have a userscript for them.
[I'm a student in network security] This app does the job. Didn't used it extensively, but I used it to pass the level 4 of the Natas wargame by overthewire.
This extension does the job.
This extension does the job.
