NoRefer
Overview
NoRefer is a Chrome extension developed by djb.
According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of NoRefer is 1.5, updated on 2019-03-29.
491 users have installed this extension.
3 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .
Set and exclude HTTP headers on all requests
NoRefer
https://github.com/c475/NoRefer
Enter one header and optional replacement value per line
To block an HTTP header from your requests:
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Referer
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To spoof an HTTP header in your requests:
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Referer: https://somegarbagewebsite.com/
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Exclude all headers starting with "Accept" (the # signals a Regular Expression):
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#Accept.*
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Make all headers starting with "Accept" a particular value:
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#Accept.*: SomeValue
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All regular expressions are generally permitted, except ones containing ':' because it breaks the parser
A full example config and explanation of what it does:
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#Accept.*: SomeValue
Referer
User-Agent: CoolAgent4000
#Co.*
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1. All headers starting with "Accept" will have the value "SomeValue"
2. "Referer" will be removed from your request headers
3. "User-Agent" headers will have the value "CoolAgent4000"
4. All headers starting with "Co" will be removed from your request headers
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A Google User
2018-07-31
In case you're reading this, could you make it so that we can customize the headers by domains/sites? For example, if I block the user-agent header, google.com appears old-style to me, I'd like to allow it just there |
Carl Lane
2017-05-04
i love cats and blocking my referer header. |
A Google User
2018-07-31
In case you're reading this, could you make it so that we can customize the headers by domains/sites? For example, if I block the user-agent header, google.com appears old-style to me, I'd like to allow it just there |
A Google User
2018-07-31
In case you're reading this, could you make it so that we can customize the headers by domains/sites? For example, if I block the user-agent header, google.com appears old-style to me, I'd like to allow it just there |
A Google User
2018-07-31
In case you're reading this, could you make it so that we can customize the headers by domains/sites? For example, if I block the user-agent header, google.com appears old-style to me, I'd like to allow it just there |