When you access a website or make a request to a web server using your browser, it sends various HTTP headers as part of the request. One of these headers is the “Referer” header, which tells the server the URL of the page that referred you to the current page.

While this header serves a legitimate purpose, there are times when you might want to modify or suppress it for privacy or testing reasons. In this article, I will talk about my experience in how to change the Referer header in a request sent in the Chrome browser.

As we’ve approached the conclusion of the first eight months of 2023, this is an overview of the progress and accomplishments achieved during the last 8 months.

I’m happy to share the news with everyone that we’re currently working on the development of Luca; a chrome extension built on top of react to watching movies with friends 🎥. Using Luca, you can create parties 🎉, invite friends👬, sync movie player▶️, chat with friends💬, send reactions😂, and do many more things.

I’m happy to announce that I’m currently working on the development of a mobile application for Hsoub website. Using the mobile application, you can browse Hsoub website and use all of the features of the original website.