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Updated Per scope switches (markdown)

gorhill 2014-11-22 09:24:13 -08:00
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Per-scope-switches.md

@ -20,15 +20,15 @@ The per-scope switches layer just like matrix rules layer.
User agent spoofing has been transformed from a global setting into a per-scope setting, so that you can now disable/enable it specifically on a per-scope basis.
The setting in the _Privacy_ tab is still there, and its purpose is to control user agent spoofing for the global scope (`*`).
The setting in the _Privacy_ tab is still there, and its purpose is to control user agent spoofing for the global scope (`*`). Since narrower scopes will inherit the switch state from a broader scope, this means the global scope switch still act as a global setting, difference being that now the switch state can be overridden in a narrower scope.
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### Referrer spoofing
Similarly, referrer spoofing has been transformed from global setting into a per-scope setting, so that you can now disable/enable it specifically on a per-scope basis.
Similarly, referrer spoofing has been transformed from a global setting into a per-scope setting, so that you can now disable/enable it specifically on a per-scope basis.
The setting in the _Privacy_ tab is still there, and its purpose is to control referrer spoofing for the global scope (`*`).
The setting in the _Privacy_ tab is still there, and its purpose is to control referrer spoofing for the global scope (`*`). Since narrower scopes will inherit the switch state from a broader scope, this means the global scope switch still act as a global setting, difference being that now the switch state can be overridden in a narrower scope.
The logic behind referrer spoofing is simpler now: it's whether the switch referrer spoofing is turned on, and whether the domain of the referrer URL is third-party to the domain of the request URL. Whether the domain of the URL of a request is whitelisted is now irrelevant.