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Anonymizer support #104

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matthiassturm opened this issue Mar 19, 2013 · 5 comments
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Anonymizer support #104

matthiassturm opened this issue Mar 19, 2013 · 5 comments

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@matthiassturm
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Add the possibility to use anonymizing services like http://anonym.to/.

@virtadpt
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I think that's an interesting idea, and might be implementable with a bit of JavaScript. +1

@ghost
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ghost commented Mar 26, 2013

Do you want to anonymize RSS pulling or when you open an article on the original website or both?

@virtadpt
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From playing with anonym.to a bit, it doesn't work in such a way that pulling RSS feeds can be anonymized. It can be used to anonymize all links on a page that can be clicked on, though.

@SSilence
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I offered this for rsslounge. Anonymizing makes sense for outgoing urls. I have added this. Now you can configure an anonymizer URL.

@virtadpt
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\o/

jtojnar added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 29, 2022
Initially implemented in #104,
these were mostly meant to strip the `Referer` header.
But we have long been specifying `rel="noreferer"` on links,
which achieved the same effect without going through a questionable
third-party website that usually messed up the viewed web page.

For better privacy, web browser extensions like NoScript or uBlock Origin
and Tor or a VPN provider are probably much better anyway.

Closes: #612
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