referer การใช้

• If we had access to referer information it would be easier.
• :Facebook could be checking the HTTP referer ( sic ).
• However, search traffic with no known referer has dropped.
• There is no HTTP referer equivalent.
• Send no tracking user agent or HTTP referer to a restrictive site and ignore robot exclusions.
• :: Ah, I was looking for the raw log files, with Referer information.
• In the past, the site employed HTTP cookie and HTTP referer inspection to selectively display content.
• (undent ) Why not just use the HTTP referer to determine where the viewer came from?
• The proxy then forwards different headers to the intended website, usually removing or modifying the referer header.
• The apps used an HTTP referer which exposed the user's identity and sometimes their friends '.
• This issue can be resolved by rewriting external links to point to a redirection page that performs referer hiding.
• Anyone who has access to the http logs of that site would know about your page via the referer.
• One is actually using the " Referer " http header, possibly checking that it's a Wikipedia article.
• This was not the article under dispute anyway, but I suppose it having been made a referer may perhaps include it as disputed.
• HTTP referer information is freely alterable and interceptable, and is not a password, though some poorly configured systems treat it as such.
• Spoofing often allows access to a site's content where the site's web server is configured to block browsers that do not send referer headers.
• Or one might redirect to https whenever someone first enters Wikipedia with an outsider referer specified ( e . g . all links from Google trigger https ).
• To improve their privacy, individual users may replace accurate referer data with inaccurate data, though many simply suppress their browser's sending of any referer data.
• To improve their privacy, individual users may replace accurate referer data with inaccurate data, though many simply suppress their browser's sending of any referer data.
• In HTTP referer information in an HTTP request in order to prevent a website from obtaining accurate data on the identity of the web page previously visited by the user.