Greetings.

I need an URL-Forwarding service that destroys the original referrer site. Just like this one (it leads to Google - has no nudity): < removed. redirect page with adult ads showing> - the referrer will be Usercash, not this forum.
Like that one I want to put some ads of my own . But I'll change various things.

But I don't want to have a forwarding table, that is, I don't want a new URL just to forward to link.
For instance, the http://anonym.to/ site's URL forwarding links are like this: http://anonym.to/?http://www.google.com/. I also want my forwardings to be like: WEBSITE/?Forward-website.

I suppose this isn't very hard to do, but I would also want something that would tell me who is clicking the links, country, etc...
Anyone knows where can I get this? I don't mind if it's software (to pay)... Help me, please.

Thanks. Not sure if the websites above were made with Javascript or PHP...

anonym.to redirects you through meta refresh. Most browsers for some reason do not send referer being redirected through meta refresh. Still this does not prevent them from sending it.

Most browsers for some reason do not send referer being redirectedthrough meta refresh. Still this does not prevent them from sending it.

Even if it does, it's not a matter, as the referrer will be "anonym.to" for the target web site.

A referer field is set ON THE CLIENT by a click on a link, NOT by a server side or meta redirect so no matter how many times the browser is redirected, the "referer" will always be the original "click".

Hmmm, that it's set on the client, ok, Iknew it...
But I didn't knew it was set by a click.

I always thought that a redirect from a page would set it from the last browsed page in the history...

the browser history is an entirely different thing, that is a built in browser operation that can be read by client scripting and is an array of visited URLs.

The referer field is a optional HTTP request header.
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/HTTP/HTRQ_Headers.html#z14

Yeah, I knew that too.
I just assumed that the same datas where sent back.