HTML5 to include- rel=”noreferrer”

HTML5 is going to include the tag rel=”noreferrer” . This tag will strip out the referrer information. That is the browser will not detect the referrer page. Mark Pilgrim writes in Dive into HTML5 rel=”noreferrer” “indicates that no referrer information is to be leaked when following the link.” No shipping browser currently supports this, but [...]

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