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hello,

this there any var to set the referring url manualy?

is there anything at all so i can put in this var my own value, like
when i paste an address on the firefox url and the page will set some
value i want and it won't be blank

thanks in advance.

begin On Sat, 31 Mar 2007 14:16:23 -0700, AviraM wrote:

> this there any var to set the referring url manualy?

Not with JavaScript AFAIK. But some web-proxies come with such a feature,
WWWoffle being an example. It's a great privacy feature indeed, since
nobody gets a chance to track the movements your doing in the web.

> is there anything at all so i can put in this var my own value, like
> when i paste an address on the firefox url and the page will set some
> value i want and it won't be blank

WWWoffle e.g. allows to put a fixed value there or the page beeing
requested. (The same applys to user-agent.) I'm maintaining some
commercial LANs and WWWoffle hides all internals from the
world-wide-watch. - But as I said, that's not a JavaScript issue.


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Matthias

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On Apr 1, 12:22 pm, Matthias Watermann <l...@mwat.de> wrote:
> begin On Sat, 31 Mar 2007 14:16:23 -0700, AviraM wrote:
>
> > this there any var to set the referring url manualy?
>
> Not with JavaScript AFAIK. But some web-proxies come with such a feature,
> WWWoffle being an example. It's a great privacy feature indeed, since
> nobody gets a chance to track the movements your doing in the web.
>
> > is there anything at all so i can put in this var my own value, like
> > when i paste an address on the firefox url and the page will set some
> > value i want and it won't be blank
>
> WWWoffle e.g. allows to put a fixed value there or the page beeing
> requested. (The same applys to user-agent.) I'm maintaining some
> commercial LANs and WWWoffle hides all internals from the
> world-wide-watch. - But as I said, that's not a JavaScript issue.
>
> --
> Matthias
>
> /"\
> \ / ASCII RIBBON CAMPAIGN - AGAINST HTML MAIL
> X - AGAINST M$ ATTACHMENTS
> / \

thanks both of you
you helped me