I read several different solutions to disable the Referer header in Safari but no one worked. I also installed SafariStand but it didn't solve the problem.

Do you know a valid solution to disable the HTTP Referer header in Safari? Is there any configuration option? In practice, I don't want my browser to send the real Referer header but just an empty value.

In Firefox you can use the WebDeveloper toolbar or change internal settings via about:config.

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I guess you know what you're doing, but disabling it may make some sites stop serving images to your browser. – Arjan Jul 15 '09 at 11:20
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Might consider looking into something like privoxy, which can do that, as well as quite a few other things.

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