Implement default Referrer-Policy in Apache #276
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I've done brief testing on ui erda and found no web regressions, but it could use more thorough testing. One can check served headers with Mozilla Observatory: Background info about the option at |
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Confirmed oidc sign up functional, too, where we at least used to have a referrer need with openid 2.0. |
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Implement default Referrer-Policy in Apache as recommended by W3C and security scans.