Trusted serial/crack sites

[anon]

I've used GCW in the past, also, mostly for trainers. A tip for people reading this, you must enable HTTP referers to be able to download.

[ca_aok]

Haha I remember my days of using that site. It used to sketch me the hell out though, back in the day the design practically screamed "virus". No clue if it's changed much over the years.

[gamesover]

Haha I remember my days of using that site. It used to sketch me the hell out though, back in the day the design practically screamed "virus". No clue if it's changed much over the years.

Design isn't generally that important. I still get some cracks from them and I haven't gotten a virus.

[heiska]

I've used GCW in the past, also, mostly for trainers. A tip for people reading this, you must enable HTTP referers to be able to download.

Lol, why an earth would anybody mess with their HTTP headers (unless accessing update.microsoft.com - and then there's the IE tab extension)?

[anon]

Nowadays, disabling referers is a well-known and easy to do task, so many people toggle them off due to privacy concerns.

[Expeto]

Does anybody remembers "craagle"? is it still around?

Lol, why an earth would anybody mess with their HTTP headers (unless accessing update.microsoft.com - and then there's the IE tab extension)?

Not wanting every site I visit to know where I just been, is a good reason.

[ca_aok]

RefControl for Firefox, forge all third party requests for headers, whitelist sites if they doesn't work for some reason. Done.

[heiska]

You guys do know that the 'referer' HTTP header gets only sent when you click a link in a site, rite?. For example, when you first read TF, then move to FST to troll for a while by entering the URL to the address bar and finally select your favourite porn site via your bookmarks, FST or the porn site will not know where you came from.

The referer however does get sent every time when you click on the "forum" tab from FST front page, then select "File sharing" and finally this topic.

It's in the standards: RFC 2616.

[anon]

You guys do know that the 'referer' HTTP header gets only sent when you click a link in a site, rite?.

That's out of the question. The issue is, if site A links to site B directly, and you have referers enabled, B will know you came to it via A. I don't want that to happen (and apparently, neither does Expeto), so I've toggled them off.

GameCopyWorld requires that you have them on to deter file hotlinking, however, and since it's so easy to disable referers on modern browsers nowadays (it takes just two mouse clicks in Opera, a addon to Firefox, etc.), I made that comment yesterday. That's all.

[heiska]

You guys do know that the 'referer' HTTP header gets only sent when you click a link in a site, rite?.

That's out of the question. The issue is, if site A links to site B directly, and you have referers enabled, B will know you came to it via A. I don't want that to happen (and apparently, neither does Expeto), so I've toggled them off.

GameCopyWorld requires that you have them on to deter file hotlinking, however, and since it's so easy to disable referers on modern browsers nowadays (it takes just two mouse clicks in Opera, a addon to Firefox, etc.), I made that comment yesterday. That's all.

Thanks, Captain Obvious. I posted that message because Expeto was being a drama lama "Not wanting every site I visit to know where I just been, is a good reason." about that HTTP standard feature.