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I don’t know, sorry, although I would suspect they stick to “default”.
by davecardwell 11y ago
I don’t know, sorry, although I would suspect they stick to “default”.
- tempestn 11y agoJust tested this myself and it looks like you're right. With meta referrer set to content=never, Edge passes the referrer. With content=none it doesn't. Chrome is the opposite, and Firefox does not send the referrer in either case. (And of course IE sends it in both cases, since it doesn't recognize the referrer meta tag.)