Hi Robin,
Thanks for reaching out. Have you considered using the referrer policy
controls available in the fetch API
<https://googlechrome.github.io/samples/fetch-api/fetch-referrer-policy.html>,
or is there some reason those won't work for your use case?
Best,
Michael
On Mon, Nov 26, 2018 at 11:09 AM Robin Boldt <boldtrn(a)web.de> wrote:
Hi,
thanks for providing this brilliant map service. I'd like to use it in a
third-party application (a website), in accordance with the terms of use. I
am sorry if this has been asked before, I tried to check the last couple
months of the mailing list, but couldn't find anything related.
For privacy reasons, the website uses the no-referrer policy. While I
think sharing a referrer with Wikimedia is alright, my website allows
browsing OSM data, including links to the websites set in OSM, and I don't
trust these websites with a referrer. Unfortunately, the referrer policy
does not allow fine-grained configuration, it's a global on/off switch.
Changing the user agent in a browser is considered a hack, and while it
might work, it can break other third-party tools and could break with every
browser update or when using an uncommon browser.
So I was wondering if you would consider a third method of authorization,
like a query parameter that can be added to the url like `?referrer=
example.com&contact=mail(a)example.com`? I think this could help people to
use your service in accordance to the terms of use.
Thanks in advance,
Robin
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