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		wiether on Aug 23, 2018 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: How I recorded user behaviour on my competitor’s w... Doesn't change the referer but avoid you falling in that current trap. Anyway, using a new tab for each new website you visit is the way to go I think.

rellui on Aug 23, 2018 [–]

Maybe it's a good trade off for this to become default behavior in browsers (in the background unseen by users).

dennisgorelik on Aug 23, 2018 | [–]

If user does not see that she is operating in a new tab, she can still click "back" and would still be vulnerable to the "Fake Google Serp" trick.

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