No-Referer is a Mozilla add-on that enables users to open a particular link without transmitting HTTP referer information.
I recently tried out the No-Referer software for Firefox and found it to be quite useful. This software adds a handy entry to the right-click context menu which makes it possible to open specific links without sending the HTTP referer information. This can be incredibly helpful when you want to protect your privacy while browsing the web.
With No-Referer, you can easily open links without sending the HTTP referer header. This means that websites won't be able to track you based on the pages you visit. It's a great way to maintain your anonymity and prevent third-party sites from collecting data about you.
This software is compatible with Firefox 1.0 or later, so it should work with virtually any version of the browser. It's easy to install and use, and I found that it worked seamlessly with my existing Firefox setup. All in all, I would highly recommend No-Referer to anyone who values their privacy and wants to keep their internet activities under wraps.
With No-Referer, you can easily open links without sending the HTTP referer header. This means that websites won't be able to track you based on the pages you visit. It's a great way to maintain your anonymity and prevent third-party sites from collecting data about you.
This software is compatible with Firefox 1.0 or later, so it should work with virtually any version of the browser. It's easy to install and use, and I found that it worked seamlessly with my existing Firefox setup. All in all, I would highly recommend No-Referer to anyone who values their privacy and wants to keep their internet activities under wraps.
What's New
Version 1.3.1: N/A