Is it possible to cloak one site?

[Umm]

Is it possible if someone is coming from that site on your site then see the different page as others would see the original and normal page?

Not talking about facebook or Google i am talking about like Ahrefs, semrush etc

 

[deppo]

You probably mean changing the referrer which is not exactly cloaking. You can probably do that with simple or double meta refresh. People do that when they want to hide their traffic source from prying affiliate networks.

 

[arrikap]

Could you be more clear? I mean what exactly do you wanna do

 

[Umm]

You probably mean changing the referrer which is not exactly cloaking. You can probably do that with simple or double meta refresh. People do that when they want to hide their traffic source from prying affiliate networks.

I want when someone come from ahrefs or semrush they will see or the redirect to somewhere else. But the main site show normally when go to directly or fron SE.

Could you be more clear? I mean what exactly do you wanna do

I want when someone come from ahrefs or semrush they will see or the redirect to somewhere else. But the main site show normally when go to directly or fron SE.

I don't know it can be done or not but i am just asking you guys. Thanks

 

[inative]

Yes, you can, just add http referral detect with php and set rule, if the referral are equal to "x" url, show different content.

Very easy, was doing this back in 2010, if visitor come from Facebook, then was shown Google Adsense in floating div with [x] haha

Or generate some token / cookie in first page if is yours too, by this way can be more accurate

 

[deppo]

Yes, you can, just add http referral detect with php and set rule, if the referral are equal to "x" url, show different content.

Very easy, was doing this back in 2010, if visitor come from Facebook, then was shown Google Adsense in floating div with [x] haha

Or generate some token / cookie in first page if is yours too, by this way can be more accurate

Yep can be done with PHP easy. It can also be done by adding a few rules on the .htaccess file if you use Apache instead on Nginx if I recall correctly.

 

[inative]

Yep can be done with PHP easy. It can also be done by adding a few rules on the .htaccess file if you use Apache instead on Nginx if I recall correctly.

Oh interesting, what rule can be added on .htaccess file?

 

[deppo]

Oh interesting, what rule can be added on .htaccess file?

Chatgpt is perfect for such quick queries.