Add no-referrer referrer policy to prevent leakage of sensitive info #14
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This prevents Referer headers from being sent when requesting any external assets, and when clicking on any offsite links, such as the github link in the top-right corner of the page. This helps to prevent the leakge of sensitive details, such as private domain names.
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I'm not sure how this commit could have broken the tests. They must have already been broken, sorry. |
they were 😄 thanks @djmattyg007 |
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Add no-referrer referrer policy to prevent leakage of sensitive info
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This prevents Referer headers from being sent when requesting any
external assets, and when clicking on any offsite links, such as the
github link in the top-right corner of the page. This helps to prevent
the leakge of sensitive details, such as private domain names.