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| Civilians | I was looking at referrers for a site, and noticed that there are referring pages listed that don't have a link to the site in question. However, these are sites that are similar to the page in question (i.e. a resume page, and referrers were other computer geek resume pages). Are there web browsers out there that send a referrer to a site without a link involved? I know web proxy software can fake these referrering URL's, but it'd be odd for this many people visiting my resume to have a web proxy configured to point to their own resume as a referrer. It seems more likely that some recruiter out there has a broken web browser? Anyone know more? Best Regards, -- Todd H. http://www.toddh.net/ |
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