Hiding the Referrer
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Wilson Grant Fisk
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- Nov 10, 2012
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Here you go, I even provided both spellings so you get maximum results:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=site:blackhatworld.com+hide+the+referrer
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=site:blackhatworld.com+hide+the+referer
that's only for the url
how would I hide something like this:
<div data-WRID="WRID-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" data-widgetType="featuredDeals" data-responsive="yes" data-class="affiliateAdsByFlipkart" height="250" width="300"></div><script async src="//affiliate-static.flixcart.com/affiliate/widgets/FKAffiliateWidgets.js"></script>
how would I hide something like this:
<div data-WRID="WRID-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" data-widgetType="featuredDeals" data-responsive="yes" data-class="affiliateAdsByFlipkart" height="250" width="300"></div><script async src="//affiliate-static.flixcart.com/affiliate/widgets/FKAffiliateWidgets.js"></script>
roadhamster
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- Mar 12, 2012
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You can't. This code is inserted in your landingpage, and the clients browser gives the full url as referer as where the script/ image/ whatever is installed on. You could try to copy the javascript to your own website, but from these javascript often other script or images or whatevers are launched and they do the same.
But doesn't your aff wants to know which website(s) you use to send traffic?
Maybe you could do an Iframe. Put an iframe in the website you wanna hide, the iframe can be a site you don't wanna hide to your aff.
Like this for example:
HTML:
<html>
Your sneaky site
<iframe>your not so sneaky site with the javascript embedded</iframe>
</html>
- Feb 20, 2015
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I've been trying to figure out how to do that for months. Thanks
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Blackhatworld%3A+Euphorix
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autosurfuser
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- Oct 28, 2015
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Double meta redirect with https url always do it.
tb303
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- Dec 18, 2011
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host that code in a html file on a different domain.
insert that domain/file.html as an iframe on your site.
The referrer would be the other domain in that case.
But if the javascript needs to interact with anything on your real site it will fail though.
EDIT: Forgot, also, for an extra layer you could set the other domain up as https which will blank the referrer.
EDIT2: Roadhamster covered it above, missed that, sorry.
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