Module Description
The rel="noreferrer" link type indicates that the browser should not send a Referer header when following the link. It enhances privacy by allowing users to avoid leaking referrer information when they click on (or prefetch) links to external sites. It also enhances security by preventing the linked page from gaining access to the linking page via the window.opener object.
This module provides a filter which, if enabled for a text format, adds rel="noreferrer" to all external links in user-generated content. It also adds rel="noopener" to all links with a target. You can toggle both link types on and off if, for example, you want only the security protections of rel="noopener" without the privacy protections of rel="noreferrer".
You will probably want to enable the Add rel="noopener" and/or rel="noreferrer" to links filter on all of your text formats.
This module also adds the link types to all external links generated by code (e.g. link fields and menu items). Note, enabling this setting may have a small negative impact on Drupal 7 site performance because each link will be processed by the theme layer.
The settings page allows site administrators to define a list of allowed domains for which rel="noreferrer" will not be added. For a network of sites which should share a common list of allowed domains, you can publish your domain allowlist as a JSON file, or subscribe to another site's domain allowlist.
You can support development by contributing or sponsoring.
This module provides a filter which, if enabled for a text format, adds rel="noreferrer" to all external links in user-generated content. It also adds rel="noopener" to all links with a target. You can toggle both link types on and off if, for example, you want only the security protections of rel="noopener" without the privacy protections of rel="noreferrer".
You will probably want to enable the Add rel="noopener" and/or rel="noreferrer" to links filter on all of your text formats.
This module also adds the link types to all external links generated by code (e.g. link fields and menu items). Note, enabling this setting may have a small negative impact on Drupal 7 site performance because each link will be processed by the theme layer.
The settings page allows site administrators to define a list of allowed domains for which rel="noreferrer" will not be added. For a network of sites which should share a common list of allowed domains, you can publish your domain allowlist as a JSON file, or subscribe to another site's domain allowlist.
You can support development by contributing or sponsoring.
Module Link
Project Usage
3686
Security Covered
Covered By Security Advisory
Version Available
Production
Module Summary
This module provides a filter which adds rel="noreferrer" to all external links in user-generated content and adds rel="noopener" to all links with a target.
Data Name
noreferrer
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