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I have come back to comping after about 2 years out. When I used to do it, I was told, can not remember which one it was but to either find the comp yourself instead of clicking on the link or there was a program which hide the referrer link. Is that still the case?
Thanks
Ryan
I have come back to comping after about 2 years out. When I used to do it, I was told, can not remember which one it was but to either find the comp yourself instead of clicking on the link or there was a program which hide the referrer link. Is that still the case?
Thanks
Ryan
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If you use Firefox as your browser, you can install RefControl as one of your Add-Ons (Tools - Add-Ons and search for RefControl).
There may be other methods which hide the referrer too, but this is the one I use.Love all, trust a few. Do wrong to none.
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On Chrome, if you right click on your mouse on the link, you can choose an anonymous link.0
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I remember now, it was RefControl I used to use for firefox, thanks Ness13. The only trouble is I am using chrome. Thanks for the reply Zanzib but when you open an incognito window it stills show the referer. I have found Referer Control and it works wonders.
Thanks
Ryan
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Thanks for clarifying the referrer bit in Chrome, Ryan2uk.0
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is there any way of doing this in IE?Living with Lupus is like juggling with butterflies0
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I would go with just dragging the link to a new tab.Should hide the MSE connection in most browsers.purplebutterfly wrote: »is there any way of doing this in IE?0 -
purplebutterfly wrote: »is there any way of doing this in IE?
hi PB, I use IE & on most comps copy/paste the link into a new
tab if that helps x
am sure amilucky? made a post about it ages ago for IE as well but can't find it as it was a long time ago
please be a responsible pet owner & spay/neuter your pets, too many strays & not enough homes for them sadly.
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I would go with just draging the link to a new tab.Should hide the MSE connection in most browsers.firefly wrote:hi PB, I use IE & on most comps copy/paste the link into a new
tab if that helps x
Thanks my lovelies
I try to do that but I was hoping there might be a shortcut. Just to save time you understand - definitely NOT because I'm in any way lazy
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purplebutterfly wrote: »Thanks my lovelies
I try to do that but I was hoping there might be a shortcut. Just to save time you understand - definitely NOT because I'm in any way lazy
:rotfl::rotfl:
it's not being lazy :eek: it's because we need to save time
would be great if someone could find the shortcut for it xplease be a responsible pet owner & spay/neuter your pets, too many strays & not enough homes for them sadly.
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