How To hide Referer URL?

IsoRipper

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Hi guys,

I have a landing page (A) that will redirect the user to another website (B). Is it possible to hide my landing page's url from the destination website? SO that when user arrives at (B) the logs wont show where he came from. Is this possible?

Thanks!!!!

 

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black_ice007

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Check out this thread. I had the same question a few weeks ago. I've been able to successfully hide them using the meta refresh technique discussed there.


http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...w-do-you-hide-referrers-your-cpa-network.html

 

IsoRipper

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I will take a look! Thanks!!!!

 

IsoRipper

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Is it possible to "fake" the url referer? Say, a user goes from my page to page (B) but on their logs it will show as they came say, from google?

 

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black_ice007

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For that, that'll take come code on the server side I believe. Not sure though. Maybe someone else on the forum could help with that. I know there's software that lets you do that from a proxy standpoint. But that wont help you for what you are attempting.

 

IsoRipper

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Im basically using a service that pays me for X impressions. I want to be able to "fool" them into thinking my traffic is coming from whatever source (google, digg, etc). If faking the url referer is possible I can hide my tracks

 

snowwhite

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IsoRipper said:

Im basically using a service that pays me for X impressions. I want to be able to "fool" them into thinking my traffic is coming from whatever source (google, digg, etc). If faking the url referer is possible I can hide my tracks

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then use magic traffic bot

 

IsoRipper

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Im not sure if that would work. The visitor would need to stay at the page until it finishes loading (it includes one video embeded too that needs to preload to count). Im not sure if that kind of a bot would do the trick