I always set up many links in my references, but links on https://crm.commishes.com/ does not work correcly in Mozilla Firefox. They redirect user if he used middle or right click on a link. But it is very wrong way, because you are breaking user experience. Right click should open context menu, middle click should open link on other tab in browser
I know what are you trying to do, you are trying to hide reference URL because sometimes it contains unique seed
https://crm.commishes.com/task/show/123456/?s=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
This is good decision, but you use wrong way to do it.
I just checked, middle/right clicks does not redirect me if I use Google Chrome. As I could see you use this to handle clicks.
It means if I use middle/right click in Google Chrome, I will not use your /redirect/?url, so my URL will be seen as Referer: ...
In my ECM, where URLs contain family and given names of our clients I just fix all external url with JavaScript. In first my users go to /goto/XXXXXXXXXX (like /redirect/ in your system), and then to https://anon.to/?https://example.com
In my ECM I use something like that
'use strict';
$(document).ready(function () {
const r = new RegExp('^([a-z0-9]+:)?//');
$('a[href]').each(function () {
if (r.test(this.href) && (this.host !== document.location.host)) {
this.href = '/redirect/?url=' + encodeURIComponent(this.href);
this.target = '_blank'; // I prefer to open external link in new tab everytime
}
});
});
I always set up many links in my references, but links on https://crm.commishes.com/ does not work correcly in Mozilla Firefox. They redirect user if he used middle or right click on a link. But it is very wrong way, because you are breaking user experience. Right click should open context menu, middle click should open link on other tab in browser
I know what are you trying to do, you are trying to hide reference URL because sometimes it contains unique seed
https://crm.commishes.com/task/show/123456/?s=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
This is good decision, but you use wrong way to do it.I just checked, middle/right clicks does not redirect me if I use Google Chrome. As I could see you use this to handle clicks.
It means if I use middle/right click in Google Chrome, I will not use your
/redirect/?url
, so my URL will be seen asReferer: ...
In my ECM, where URLs contain family and given names of our clients I just fix all external url with JavaScript. In first my users go to
/goto/XXXXXXXXXX
(like/redirect/
in your system), and then to https://anon.to/?https://example.comIn my ECM I use something like that
And so I just change all links in advance.